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John Fabunmi, a tricycle rider who resides at No. 3/5 Isheri Road, Egbeda, beat a Lagos State Traffic Management Authority, KASTMA, officeer and dragged him into a gutter while on duty recently.
Fabunmi on Friday appeared before an Ikeja Chief Magistrate’s Court and is facing a four-count charge bordering on assault, unlawful damage and breach of peace.
He, however, pleaded not guilty.
According to reports, the defendant committed the offence on June 15 at 8.30a.m. at Aguda Bus Stop, Ogba, Lagos, according to the prosecutor, ASP Akeem Raji.
Raji said the defendant beat Mr. Ayodele Omotosho many times, pushed him into a gutter, tore his uniform and damaged his phone.
“The defendant also sat on him and soaked his uniform in the mud, following an argument,” the prosecutor said.
He submitted that the defendant damaged Omotosho’s Infinix phone valued at N84,000.
The alleged offence contravenes Section 168, 173, 174 and 339 of the Criminal Laws of Lagos State, 2015 (Revised).
The Chief Magistrate, Mrs. A.O. Layinka granted the defendant N200,000 bail with two sureties in like sum.
Layinka ordered that the sureties must be gainfully employed and have evidence of two years’ tax payment to the Lagos State Government.
The case was adjourned until July 23 for mention.
Fabunmi on Friday appeared before an Ikeja Chief Magistrate’s Court and is facing a four-count charge bordering on assault, unlawful damage and breach of peace.
He, however, pleaded not guilty.
According to reports, the defendant committed the offence on June 15 at 8.30a.m. at Aguda Bus Stop, Ogba, Lagos, according to the prosecutor, ASP Akeem Raji.
Raji said the defendant beat Mr. Ayodele Omotosho many times, pushed him into a gutter, tore his uniform and damaged his phone.
“The defendant also sat on him and soaked his uniform in the mud, following an argument,” the prosecutor said.
He submitted that the defendant damaged Omotosho’s Infinix phone valued at N84,000.
The alleged offence contravenes Section 168, 173, 174 and 339 of the Criminal Laws of Lagos State, 2015 (Revised).
The Chief Magistrate, Mrs. A.O. Layinka granted the defendant N200,000 bail with two sureties in like sum.
Layinka ordered that the sureties must be gainfully employed and have evidence of two years’ tax payment to the Lagos State Government.
The case was adjourned until July 23 for mention.
