A young lady who has been posing as a policewoman has been arrested for allegedly stealing from PoS operators in Osun State. According to the Osun State Police Command, the 24-year-old lady was arrested for impersonation and robbery.
The spokesperson of the command, SP Yemisi Opalola, disclosed during a statement that the young lady posed as a policewoman to rob different Point of Sale (POS) operators in Osogbo, the capital. After she was discovered, the residents of the community tried to lynch her but the Osun State Police saved her from being lynched and took her to Ata-Oja Police Division in Osogbo.
“In April, the suspect went to a PoS stand and presented herself as a police officer serving at Ata-Oja Police Division. She ‘arrested’ the sales girl and seized her bag containing a PoS machine, N20,000, and one phone valued at N15,000,” Opalola said. The police further disclosed that after the imposter was arrested, an amount of N246,650, an Opay PoS machine worth N30,000, one phone, one Ekiti State University identity card, and one voter’s card were recovered. Also, two PoS business record books and one Itel phone without battery, suspected to belong to another victim, were found.
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According to reports, the pastor who goes by the name Dr Owen Abraham told the congregants on the last day of the event that the holy spirit had directed him to tell them to hand in their phones. After the crusade, the man was nowhere to be found and all attempts to locate the clergyman has yielded no relevant outcome. 
One victim, Mrs Grace Akintola who spoke with Vanguard stated that the clergyman had lured many a widow with a promise to give out bags of rice and cash; promising also to empower students with scholarships. Mrs. Akintola said: “The pastor approached an Igbo lady in our area to assist him to gather widows and students, saying he wanted to help us. “Someone in my area invited me for the crusade. He wore pastor regalia. He said he will buy a house for one of us and that the house will be fully furnished. “He promised some people that attended the crusade money. Even politicians cannot give out such amounts he promised. “On the last day of the crusade, he sold a bottle of water for us at the rate of N4,800. He said perfume is inside the bottle water. Many people paid for the water.” Another victim added: “He said no phone should ring, that was why he collected all the phones. In fact, a lady stood up and wanted to take his photographs but he seized the phone from her. “On the last day of the crusade, he said he wanted to go and rest at the hotel where he lodged. He later said he wanted to go and eat at UI; we don’t know how he escaped with our belongings. As a man of God, we respected him a lot, we didn’t know that he wanted to use the name of God to dupe us” 
