NDLEA Accuses Abba Kyari’s Co-Defendants Of Unruly Behavior In Detention
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, on Monday, accused three
co-defendants, in the alleged drug trafficking case against suspended DCP Abba
Kyari and others, of being unruly while in its custody.
NDLEA lawyer and Director, Prosecution and Legal Services, Joseph Sunday, made the allegation before Justice Emeka Nwite of a Federal High Court, Abuja.
The development came shortly after Justice Nwite fixed March 28 for ruling on the bail application of the defendants, including Kyari.
Sunday, who told Justice Nwite that ASP Bawa James, Insp. Simon Agirigba, and Insp. John Nuhu did not conduct themselves well while in their custody, prayed the court to make an order transferring them to a correctional centre.
“The 3rd to 5th defendants were very unruly while in our custody,” he said, urging the court to make an order for their transfer.
NDLEA lawyer and Director, Prosecution and Legal Services, Joseph Sunday, made the allegation before Justice Emeka Nwite of a Federal High Court, Abuja.
The development came shortly after Justice Nwite fixed March 28 for ruling on the bail application of the defendants, including Kyari.
Sunday, who told Justice Nwite that ASP Bawa James, Insp. Simon Agirigba, and Insp. John Nuhu did not conduct themselves well while in their custody, prayed the court to make an order transferring them to a correctional centre.
“The 3rd to 5th defendants were very unruly while in our custody,” he said, urging the court to make an order for their transfer.
There is a standard behavioral measures in every detention. If he is unruly,they should clear his stupidity. E fet as dem dey duam.
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