"I made 15k daily in lagos" fake police officer confessed

Nigeria police arrested a fake officer in lagos 

Gregory Anyasodo got arrested on Thursday, may17 by operative of Rapid Response Squad at Oshodi area of lagos state. 

He confessed on how he made #10,000 to #15,000 daily in lagos, Emmanuella Joseph one of his victim reported to the lagos state police command after her bag that contained #125,000 was seized.

Emmanuella claimed that Anyasodo had confiscated her bag which contained #125,000 and threatened to arrest her.

A search warrant around the area the incident happened led to the arrest of Anyasodo whom claimed to be fake officer, while Anyasodo was arrested on Thursday by operative of RRS at Oshodi after Mrs Emmanuella Joseph reported that he had confiscated her bag with the Sum of #125,000 was recovered from him.

Due to the investigation carried by the RRS, Anyasodo stated that he came to lagos in 2016 but started impersonating the police after he couldn't offer a job

Anyasodo stated that: “I have been arrested six times in Owerri for impersonation. I have impersonated WAEC and JAMB officials. I have been arrested thrice by Shell Camp police, Owerri for impersonation,"

"I am a father of six. I left my wife with six children when I was coming to Lagos. I have been sleeping in hotels since I got to Lagos.

Occasionally, people allow me to sleep on the balconies and corridors of their house after I had convinced them that I am a stranger. I make between N10,000 to N15, 000 daily parading myself as police officer and extorting innocent people.

What I do is move closer to them and tell them, mostly traders. I show them my identity card and I threatened to invite my colleagues if they failed to settle me. I collect the money and I move away.

I am sorry, I have not sent a dime to my wife in Owerri to take care of the six children I left in her possession but occasionally, I call her. I thought of impersonating police because it would fetch me more money.

According to the speech on Friday May 18, by the police; "Nigerians should never allow these officers to search their cars neither their house without subjecting themself to search first.