Operatives of Ondo State Police Command have arrested three students of Akure High School, Ondo State, for allegedly gang-raping a 14-year-old Secondary Senior School 1 female student.
The Nigeria Police Suspects lured the victim into the bush, say Police Operatives of Ondo State Police Command have arrested three students of Akure High School, Ondo State, for allegedly gang-raping a 14-year-old Secondary Senior School 1 female student.
The Guardian gathered that the trio, Matthew, 17, Olawale Tobi, 18, and Ajayi Michael 17, committed the crime during school hours. The victim was said to have gone into a nearby bush within the school to defecate when the boys waylaid and sexually assaulted her while she was on her way back.
According to sources within the school, the girl who was in pain walked into the classroom with a bloodstain on her uniform. The situation raised curiosity among students and teachers after which the girl explained what happened.
A source said the three friends had before the incident been trailing and disturbing the girl in school. “The girl had complained to her friends that one of the boys was pestering her and demanding sex. But she turned him down.
“To make true his threat of getting the girl at all cost, the boy called his two friends to join in sexually assaulting her in an isolated place,” the source said.
Contacted, the spokesperson for the Command, Superintendent of Police (SP), Funmilayo Odunlami, who confirmed the incident, and said the suspects had been arrested and already in custody. She stated that the investigation had begun with the necessary steps being taken by the Command.
“There is a case of conspiracy and defilement against the trio of Idris Matthew, 17, Olawale Tobi, 18 , Ajayi Michael, 17, all students of Akure High School.
“They lured a 14-year-old student into the bush at the back of the school gate and gang-raped her. The three suspects are in custody,” Odunlami stated.
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