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Senator Elisha Abbo may spend Police custody

The Senator who assaulted a woman at sex toy shop in Abuja, Mr.Elisha Abbo may spend the night in police custody after turning himself in as part of an ongoing investigation into his assault scandal.

Premium Times reports that Abuja police commissioner Mr Bala Ciroma said that Mr Abbo had honoured Wednesday’s invitation over his brutal slap of a woman at a sex toy shop in May.

Abbo apologised for his conduct on Wednesday night, hours after the police and the Senate launched separate probe of the matter.

Ciroma told Premium Times that the senator was still at the FCT Police Command Headquarters as of 8:15 p.m. Thursday, more than four hours after he reported for interrogation.

Ciroma added that Abbo might not be released tonight unless he meets his bail conditions.

The police chief did not immediately explain whether charges would be filed, or when.

The police have been under pressure to proceed with criminal prosecution of the senator, with most rights groups dismissing his apology as insufficient against the gravity of the physical assault that saw the female victim land in the hospital for eye inflammation.

 

 

 

 

 

Senator Elisha Abbo may spend night in jail — Police

 

 

The Senator who assaulted a woman at sex toy shop in Abuja, Mr.Elisha Abbo may spend the night in police custody after turning himself in as part of an ongoing investigation into his assault scandal.

Premium Times reports that Abuja police commissioner Mr Bala Ciroma said that Mr Abbo had honoured Wednesday’s invitation over his brutal slap of a woman at a sex toy shop in May.

Abbo apologised for his conduct on Wednesday night, hours after the police and the Senate launched separate probe of the matter.

Ciroma told Premium Times that the senator was still at the FCT Police Command Headquarters as of 8:15 p.m. Thursday, more than four hours after he reported for interrogation.

Ciroma added that Abbo might not be released tonight unless he meets his bail conditions.

The police chief did not immediately explain whether charges would be filed, or when.

The police have been under pressure to proceed with criminal prosecution of the senator, with most rights groups dismissing his apology as insufficient against the gravity of the physical assault that saw the female victim land in the hospital for eye inflammation.