How we robbed Pasuma of his Rangesport & shared the money – Robberconfesses

The suspects identified as Fatai Balogun, Wale
Akinjobi and Gbenga Kolawole during interrogation,
confessed to have come all the way from Ogun
state to operate.
A source, who craved anonymity told Crime Alert
that the police launched a manhunt for the gang
after Pasuma’s encounter, during which they were
intercepted.
The gang, as gathered, also attacked a wealthy man
in Iju Ishaga area of Lagos,where they robbed
him
of N500,000, his mobile phones and other
valuables. After the operation, one of them, Wale
who resides around the area reportedly dug a hole
at the back of his compound where he buried his
weapon.
But unknown to him, a resident said to have
sighted him, alerted the police who quickly arrested
him and transferred him to the SARS.During
interrogation, Wale reportedly confessed that his
gang robbed Pasuma of his Range Rover Sport
Utility Vehicle, SUV, and an unspecified amount of
money, four months ago in Lagos. His confessional
statement, as gathered, led to the arrest of other
suspected members.
Fatai Balogun, told Crime Alert that leader of the
gang, Ade, got the highest share from Pasuma’s
loot.
“He was the one who searched Pasuma and
collected money from him. But nobody knew the
amount he got. Few days later, he bought a Toyota
Camry car with the loot but gave us peanuts. I have
gone on several operations with Ade. One of them
was at Ajah area where we snatched a car at gun
point along Epe road. We did that operation with
Ade’s car but we had a little problem on the road
after Ade ran into a ditch. We had to abandon the
car when policemen came looking for us but Ade
later sent a towing vehicle to retrieve the car.
Wale brought the job that landed me in trouble. He
told me there was a rich man who lives in his area,
that he would want me to follow him execute the
job because he does not have the expertise to do
it. I accepted because the job was an easy one, as
there won’t be much huddles getting inside. We
were three in number that went for the operation.
I took N120,000 and gave Wale and Gbenga their
share. I sold the laptops we took from the man for
N40,000 each and at the end, I relocated to my
base in Abeokuta, Ogun State. I don’t know how
Wale mishandled the gun he used for the
operation, which led to his being sighted by one of
his neighbors,”he stated.
Vanguard

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