ASP rapes an undergraduate detainee

The police source said: “Folashade’s father sent a strongly worded petition to the Ogun State Commissioner of Police, alleging that ASP Mafoya abducted and forcefully had carnal knowledge of his daughter in the college.

“The case involving Oluwaseun unfolded after she was detained at Osiele Police Post on April 30, 2015.
“She was detained because she was involved in a group assault of a Youth Corps member, Mr. Kareem Oladimeji Alaba.
“Mr. Alaba was said to have made romantic advances at Oluwaseun during a visit to the Youth Corps member’s residence at Arokoje Village in Abule, Obantoko in Abeokuta.”
The source said Mafoya, for reasons yet unknown, among all those arrested, ordered Oluwaseun to be detained.
Around 7pm that same day, he personally took over the case.

“He later brought Oluwaseun out from the cell, drove her to his residence at Alanco in Abeokuta and forcefully had sex with her,” said the source, who added: “Mafoya brought her back to the station.
“When it was around 10.30pm, he brought her out again from the cell, took her into his office and raped her.”
The following day, colleagues of Oluwaseun raised N3,000 as bail and got her released.
While the ASP was busy raping the lady, he never knew she recorded his conversations with her on her phone.
It was gathered that the matter would have died a natural death, but for a Police Corporal, simply identified as Lukman, stationed at Osiele Police Post, who witnessed the incident.
Lukman was said to have gone to report Mafoya to their superior, the Divisional Police Officer at Odeda, Abeokuta, a Superintendent of Police, whose full name could not be obtained as at press time but was identified as Oluwalana.
Oluwalana brought the matter to the attention of Ntomchukwu, who ordered a detailed investigation into the matter.
The source recounted: “On May 11, 2015, SP Oluwalana breezed into the college in Osiele, requesting that Oluwaseun be made available for an interview with the CP.
“Oluwaseun was accompanied to the police command by one of her college’s security officers.
“Compol Ntomchukwu ordered the detention of Mr. Mafoya and directed the investigating police officer, Sergeant Johnson, to file his finding within three days.”
Source: www.theeagleonline.com.ng