Critic4A:
Where you also there ?

festacman:
People get overly emotional and even hypocritical over this issue because a police officer is involved.

1. The Commissioner of Police Odumosu didn't need to give advance information of his coming to the Estate security men because it would be stupid to for him state his movement. Of course, giving such information would require the CP's security details to secure the Estate gate security until he arrives.

YES

2. On arrival at the Estate gate and having PROPERLY identified himself as CP of Lagos State, he ought to have been allowed in immediately. Keeping him at the gate is unnecessarily exposing him to possible attack by criminals. Even a military formation would know better than keep a properly identified CP exposed to danger at its entry point.

ITS A PRIVATE ESTATE NOT A GOVERNMENT OR MILITARY INSTALLATION. NOT BARRACK.

3. CP Odumosu didn't need to tell the Estate security men the exact house he was going to before being allowed in. That's a classified information until his details secures the house for his safety.

SO SECURITY OF THE RESIDENTS DONT MATTER, NA DEM DEY PAY THE TAX USED IN PAYING POLICE YOU DEY TALK ABOUT LIKE SEY DEM BE GODS OOO

4. Deliberately tagging the CP's visit as social to denigrate him is pure IGNORANCE because even a 'common' DPO is always listening to his radio equipment and giving directives anywhere he is. The fact is that when not on official leave, a CP is at work everywhere and every time.

I DONT GET THIS

5. I doubt if the police singled out that widow for arrest for nothing. She may have jumped into the matter and said unsavoury things. Being a resident in an Estate, I am familiar with some 'radical' busybody residents that would jump into issues without complete knowledge.

WHAT EXACTLY ARE THEY BEING ARRESTED FOR, THE POWER DRUNK PEOPLES KILLER AT OLASAN MUSHIN ONCE PUT ME IN CELL BECAUSE I WASN'T WITH MY DRIVERS LICENCE COS HE WAS IN THE MOOD, ONE GUY WAN SHAKARA ME FOR CELL, I DROP VOICE FOR AM... MUSHIN BORN AND BRED

6. The truth is this incident was avoidable if only the Estate security was more professional and less power-conscious. Their unprofessional attitude activated power-tussle mode in the OFFICIAL state police force to show their constitutional superiority. The irony in this drama is that when armed criminals show up at the Estate, it is the official state police men that are called in to risk their lives.

YOU ARE HOLDING ON TO THE IDEA OF ONE PERSON BEING MORE IMPORTANT THAN THE OTHER. LOCATION MATTERS, LAGOS CP CAN LEAVE HIS BARRACK AND GO TO AN ESTATE IN GHANA AND EXPECT TO STRIKE FEAR(I THINK THE REAL PROBLEM IS THEY SECURITY DIDN'T SHOW ENOUGH FEAR AND ASSLICKING).

7. By the way, is an estate which has individually-owned houses a private property or a community? If Magodo Brooks is NOT owned and rented out by one person as its private owner, is there any difference between this Estate and for example Ajegunle in the eyes of the law?

WHEN YOU SAY ESTATE, IT HAS ITS OWN RULES IN ADDITION TO NORMAL STATE RULES, RIGHTS ALSO, NOTHING IS AS IMPORTANT AS INDIVIDUAL RIGHT FREE SPEECH AND SECURITY OF SELF AND FAMILY

8. Yes, Nigeria police has many outright criminals as members but it is still the only one we have to enforce law and order and maintain security.

GenAbacha:


This is why they will scam and abuse your human rights in this country.

They are correcting you, rather than go and dig deep and research, you’re still here arguing blindly.

Nigerians ehn

lexy2014:


What's wrong with stopping a commissioner of police?

JohnBullMySon:
He has two profiles. One is Mr Odumosu or whatever is his name, the other is AIG with the backing of the constitution. If he were there in an official capacity, the arrest would be justified. But he wasn't.

It's just like saying that a policeman has the right to enter your house and watch TV, because he is a policeman. Does it make sense?

iokpebholo
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Where you also there ?

JohnBullMySon:
When that incident happened. Hotel security asked DSS what they came for. They were not told anything. If they had a warrant, they would simply show it. They didn't have one and it's not the first time. Wike also stopped them from arresting a Judge without warrant back then, when Buhari was going crazy.

Ask yourself, Can that AIG enter Aso villa uninvited simply because he is a high ranked officer? He would simply be arrested for intruding.

GenAbacha:


Why are you still arguing?

There is no redemption for the ignorant.


The person you’re arguing with has probably never bought a home or landed properly in his life nor has he visited a property highbrow residency.

madmohamed:
the useless police think commissioner of police is where it end

He think police is his father's property
May God handle that man the way he handle the security man
I play to Almighty God his wife will soon be a widow


If that idiot can lock children in cell may God punish him

madmohamed:
the useless police think commissioner of police is where it end

He think police is his father's property
May God handle that man the way he handle the security man
I play to Almighty God his wife will soon be a widow


If that idiot can lock children in cell may God punish him

CannibalTorment:
It was obvious the CP lied

festacman:
People get overly emotional and even hypocritical over this issue because a police officer is involved.

1. The Commissioner of Police Odumosu didn't need to give advance information of his coming to the Estate security men because it would be stupid to for him state his movement. Of course, giving such information would require the CP's security details to secure the Estate gate security until he arrives.

2. On arrival at the Estate gate and having PROPERLY identified himself as CP of Lagos State, he ought to have been allowed in immediately. Keeping him at the gate is unnecessarily exposing him to possible attack by criminals. Even a military formation would know better than keep a properly identified CP exposed to danger at its entry point.

3. CP Odumosu didn't need to tell the Estate security men the exact house he was going to before being allowed in. That's a classified information until his details secures the house for his safety.

4. Deliberately tagging the CP's visit as social to denigrate him is pure IGNORANCE because even a 'common' DPO is always listening to his radio equipment and giving directives anywhere he is. The fact is that when not on official leave, a CP is at work everywhere and every time.

5. I doubt if the police singled out that widow for arrest for nothing. She may have jumped into the matter and said unsavoury things. Being a resident in an Estate, I am familiar with some 'radical' busybody residents that would jump into issues without complete knowledge.

6. The truth is this incident was avoidable if only the Estate security was more professional and less power-conscious. Their unprofessional attitude activated power-tussle mode in the OFFICIAL state police force to show their constitutional superiority. The irony in this drama is that when armed criminals show up at the Estate, it is the official state police men that are called in to risk their lives.

7. By the way, is an estate which has individually-owned houses a private property or a community? If Magodo Brooks is NOT owned and rented out by one person as its private owner, is there any difference between this Estate and for example Ajegunle in the eyes of the law?

8. Yes, Nigeria police has many outright criminals as members but it is still the only one we have to enforce law and order and maintain security.

akezn:
If he is actually there on a private capacity (owambe things) and not for a strategic security meeting like the police statement claimed, then he was wrong because he is not above the law. You cannot visit some estates without a confirmation message or even a call from the resident you are visiting by the security guys.

It is either the estate security guys were overzealous I'm the discharge of their duties, or the CP was just power drunk because I still can't place exactly why those guys were arrested, I mean, what would be their offense if they were to be charged to court

adioolayi:
Who do we believe sef

..but then, what level of provocation can warrant a whole Commissioner of Police with his security operatives and orderly, to arrest entire security guards of an Estate

I cannot really phantom the audacity of those security guards to delay a Commissioner of Police, with all his security details at the gate for over 30mins as claimed by the police press release... it's really sounding somehow.

festacman:
People get overly emotional and even hypocritical over this issue because a police officer is involved.

1. The Commissioner of Police Odumosu didn't need to give advance information of his coming to the Estate security men because it would be stupid to for him state his movement. Of course, giving such information would require the CP's security details to secure the Estate gate security until he arrives.

2. On arrival at the Estate gate and having PROPERLY identified himself as CP of Lagos State, he ought to have been allowed in immediately. Keeping him at the gate is unnecessarily exposing him to possible attack by criminals. Even a military formation would know better than keep a properly identified CP exposed to danger at its entry point.

3. CP Odumosu didn't need to tell the Estate security men the exact house he was going to before being allowed in. That's a classified information until his details secures the house for his safety.

4. Deliberately tagging the CP's visit as social to denigrate him is pure IGNORANCE because even a 'common' DPO is always listening to his radio equipment and giving directives anywhere he is. The fact is that when not on official leave, a CP is at work everywhere and every time.

5. I doubt if the police singled out that widow for arrest for nothing. She may have jumped into the matter and said unsavoury things. Being a resident in an Estate, I am familiar with some 'radical' busybody residents that would jump into issues without complete knowledge.

6. The truth is this incident was avoidable if only the Estate security was more professional and less power-conscious. Their unprofessional attitude activated power-tussle mode in the OFFICIAL state police force to show their constitutional superiority. The irony in this drama is that when armed criminals show up at the Estate, it is the official state police men that are called in to risk their lives.

7. By the way, is an estate which has individually-owned houses a private property or a community? If Magodo Brooks is NOT owned and rented out by one person as its private owner, is there any difference between this Estate and for example Ajegunle in the eyes of the law?

8. Yes, Nigeria police has many outright criminals as members but it is still the only one we have to enforce law and order and maintain security.

LLiKYekoba:
The nigerian police is a criminal organization ~ Canadian Judiciary.

Does that mean high ranking police officers like CP Odumosu are high ranking criminals?

oshonwambada:
Nigerian police is useless no matter how u try to defend this act.

festacman:
People get overly emotional and even hypocritical over this issue because a police officer is involved.

1. The Commissioner of Police Odumosu didn't need to give advance information of his coming to the Estate security men because it would be stupid to for him state his movement. Of course, giving such information would require the CP's security details to secure the Estate gate security until he arrives.
I agree

2. On arrival at the Estate gate and having PROPERLY identified himself as CP of Lagos State, he ought to have been allowed in immediately. Keeping him at the gate is unnecessarily exposing him to possible attack by criminals. Even a military formation would know better than keep a properly identified CP exposed to danger at its entry point.
plausible

3. CP Odumosu didn't need to tell the Estate security men the exact house he was going to before being allowed in. That's a classified information until his details secures the house for his safety.
I disagree

4. Deliberately tagging the CP's visit as social to denigrate him is pure IGNORANCE because even a 'common' DPO is always listening to his radio equipment and giving directives anywhere he is. The fact is that when not on official leave, a CP is at work everywhere and every time.
It was. He attended a friend's get together / party. It wasn't police business that will go into his official weekly report

5. I doubt if the police singled out that widow for arrest for nothing. She may have jumped into the matter and said unsavoury things. Being a resident in an Estate, I am familiar with some 'radical' busybody residents that would jump into issues without complete knowledge.
so saying unsavory things to a uniformed man warrants being arrested. Even children shouldn't be arrested and taken to a police station

6. The truth is this incident was avoidable if only the Estate security was more professional and less power-conscious. Their unprofessional attitude activated power-tussle mode in the OFFICIAL state police force to show their constitutional superiority. The irony in this drama is that when armed criminals show up at the Estate, it is the official state police men that are called in to risk their lives.
kindly consult the account of the other side. There is nothing like constitutional superiority. The police work at the pleasure of the public. Since the CP is more trained, experienced, and enjoys the trappings of tax payers, he and his entourage could habe also acted as the bigger person in the fiasco, but pride and ego of public office didn't let them. They aren't risking their lives. It's not forced conscription. They earn salary monthly. They chose to do th le job.

7. By the way, is an estate which has individually-owned houses a private property or a community? If Magodo Brooks is NOT owned and rented out by one person as its private owner, is there any difference between this Estate and for example Ajegunle in the eyes of the law?
Yes. Some communities are gated and restrict ingress and egress. You can do this legally with the state. Most Estates don't. But some do. The fact they have tokens issued to non residents ar gates says a lot of how organised they are n

8. Yes, Nigeria police has many outright criminals as members but it is still the only one we have to enforce law and order and maintain security.

joeking2222:

And how sure are u say no be those security guards and their CSO dey lie? This story wey dem put up here so no look like cook up story to u? Sentiment apart, as far say e dey our constitutional laws/rules say the police people free to move around public places, those security guards no get any right wat so every to deny him entry to dat estate after carrying out their own duty to search and identifying say dem b legit police. I repeat myself again, dem suppose gv those guards LIFE IMPRISONMENT cos dem no get respect, and as well withdraw that security liscence!!! DEM NO GET MANNERS!!!

festacman:
People get overly emotional and even hypocritical over this issue because a police officer is involved.

1. The Commissioner of Police Odumosu didn't need to give advance information of his coming to the Estate security men because it would be stupid to for him state his movement. Of course, giving such information would require the CP's security details to secure the Estate gate security until he arrives.

2. On arrival at the Estate gate and having PROPERLY identified himself as CP of Lagos State, he ought to have been allowed in immediately. Keeping him at the gate is unnecessarily exposing him to possible attack by criminals. Even a military formation would know better than keep a properly identified CP exposed to danger at its entry point.

3. CP Odumosu didn't need to tell the Estate security men the exact house he was going to before being allowed in. That's a classified information until his details secures the house for his safety.

4. Deliberately tagging the CP's visit as social to denigrate him is pure IGNORANCE because even a 'common' DPO is always listening to his radio equipment and giving directives anywhere he is. The fact is that when not on official leave, a CP is at work everywhere and every time.

5. I doubt if the police singled out that widow for arrest for nothing. She may have jumped into the matter and said unsavoury things. Being a resident in an Estate, I am familiar with some 'radical' busybody residents that would jump into issues without complete knowledge.

6. The truth is this incident was avoidable if only the Estate security was more professional and less power-conscious. Their unprofessional attitude activated power-tussle mode in the OFFICIAL state police force to show their constitutional superiority. The irony in this drama is that when armed criminals show up at the Estate, it is the official state police men that are called in to risk their lives.

7. By the way, is an estate which has individually-owned houses a private property or a community? If Magodo Brooks is NOT owned and rented out by one person as its private owner, is there any difference between this Estate and for example Ajegunle in the eyes of the law?

8. Yes, Nigeria police has many outright criminals as members but it is still the only one we have to enforce law and order and maintain security.

haslaw:



You allow your hatred for the police to cloud your sense of reasoning. How many times have security agents attended parties just to catch criminals. Stop being DAFFTT.

festacman:
People get overly emotional and even hypocritical over this issue because a police officer is involved.

1. The Commissioner of Police Odumosu didn't need to give advance information of his coming to the Estate security men because it would be stupid to for him state his movement. Of course, giving such information would require the CP's security details to secure the Estate gate security until he arrives.

2. On arrival at the Estate gate and having PROPERLY identified himself as CP of Lagos State, he ought to have been allowed in immediately. Keeping him at the gate is unnecessarily exposing him to possible attack by criminals. Even a military formation would know better than keep a properly identified CP exposed to danger at its entry point.

3. CP Odumosu didn't need to tell the Estate security men the exact house he was going to before being allowed in. That's a classified information until his details secures the house for his safety.

4. Deliberately tagging the CP's visit as social to denigrate him is pure IGNORANCE because even a 'common' DPO is always listening to his radio equipment and giving directives anywhere he is. The fact is that when not on official leave, a CP is at work everywhere and every time.

5. I doubt if the police singled out that widow for arrest for nothing. She may have jumped into the matter and said unsavoury things. Being a resident in an Estate, I am familiar with some 'radical' busybody residents that would jump into issues without complete knowledge.

6. The truth is this incident was avoidable if only the Estate security was more professional and less power-conscious. Their unprofessional attitude activated power-tussle mode in the OFFICIAL state police force to show their constitutional superiority. The irony in this drama is that when armed criminals show up at the Estate, it is the official state police men that are called in to risk their lives.

7. By the way, is an estate which has individually-owned houses a private property or a community? If Magodo Brooks is NOT owned and rented out by one person as its private owner, is there any difference between this Estate and for example Ajegunle in the eyes of the law?

8. Yes, Nigeria police has many outright criminals as members but it is still the only one we have to enforce law and order and maintain security.

Sevenworldpower:
Private security guards were not smart enough. At times it is better to avoid trouble if you are not in vantage position.
Hakeem odumosu abuse his power for three reasons.
1. Arresting widows and kids was not necessary. Why detaining them for 5 hours.
2. Detailing security guards was abuse of power.
3. Ignoring pleas of people in the estate to release the victims did not make sense.