Kidnapping Kingpin Nabbed in Imo

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Kidnapping Kingpin Nabbed in Imo

 
A notorious kidnapper who had terrorized, kidnapped, and killed over 300 innocent people in both the South-east and South South region had been arrested by men of the State Security Services (SSS) in Imo State.
 
The suspect, Henry Chibueze aka Vampire was eventually nabbed in a house of a close relation at Ohafia, Abia State.
 
Parading the suspect along with others comprising two women, a native doctor named Dan Elengi said to be the proprietor of a popular hotel at Ohii in Owerri West Local Government Area and a runaway escapee Boko Haram soldier, Akeem Bello from Kwara State,  Director of SSS, Mr. Ejiofor said that the feat was accompanished following useful information and a renewed vigour by security agencies in the state to rid  the state of various kidnapping before the year runs out.
 
Vampire (28) who confessed to have been involved in several kidnappings in various parts of the country, said that he operated from Abidjan, Cote d’ Ivoire,and other west African countries.
 
Also arrested and paraded with Chibueze, was a serial rapist and cultist from Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic who operates with a locally made gun.

Governor Rochas Okorocha who personally subjected them to a rigourous interrogation one after the other, the notorious kingpin of the suspects (Vampire) disclosed that he collected a whopping sum of N110 million from one of his victims in Rivers State and thereafter killed him.
 
Shielding more light on his nefarious activities, Vampire who looked unruffled also admitted to have abducted an official of the Imo State Environmental Transformation Commission, ENTRACO (name withheld) equally collected sum of N50million, even as he similarly murdered the victim.

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