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Court remands cattle rearer for stealing generator worth N150,000

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A Magistrates’ Court in Gwagwalada, FCT, on Tuesday, ordered that a cattle rearer, Suleiman Bello, who pleaded guilty to stealing a generator set worth N150,000, be remanded in police custody, pending sentencing.

The police charged Bello, who lives in compensation layout Gwagwalada, FCT, with three boarding counts on criminal conspiracy, trespass and theft.

Magistrate Yusuf Ibrahim ordered that Bello be remanded in police custody after pleading guilty to trespass and theft.

Ibrahim deferred the matter until June 30 for sentencing.

The convict had earlier confessed to stealing one of the generator set, adding that his father promised to replace the generator set for the complainant.

Earlier, the Prosecution Counsel, Dabo Yakubu, told the court that the complainants Mrs Amaefula Blessing and Mr John Amor of compensation layout Gwagwalada, FCT, reported the matter at the police station on June 16.

Yakubu said that the defendant and ”one doctor”, at large on April 15 and June 16, criminally trespassed into the houses of the complainant and stole one Thermocool generator valued at N101,000 one sumec generator valued at N150,000.

The prosecutor said that during the police investigation, the convict confessed to selling the sumec generator to an unknown scavenger at the sum of N8,000.

The offence, he said, contravened the provisions of sections 97, 342 and 287 of the Penal Code. (NAN)

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