Three fresh human heads were found in a hotel in Onitsha after a raid by policemen. Eleven persons, suspected to be kidnappers or ritualists were with the heads, kept in a polythene bag.
The policemen who smashed the syndicate were deployed from the office of the Inspector General of Police, on special duties.
The three heads were allegedly those of two women and a man. Also recovered from them were two military AK47 rifles and two magazines. An Infinity Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) belonging to the owner of the hotel marked DA203FST, two army caps, 40 rounds of live ammunition and many cell phones were also recovered.
The hotel was demolished by officials of the state government last night in accordance with the policy of the government. The demolition operation was code named Nzacha.
The Police arrested six female and five male suspected to be employees of the hotel, and the owner of the hotel, Chief Bonaventure Mokwe (Obiridike-Akanani). They are already being interrogated.
The Policemen acted on a tip off that human meat was being sold in the hotel. Anambra State Police spokesman Emeka Chukwuemeka, a DSP, confirmed the incident and said the police have intensified a manhunt for other members of the syndicate.
The policemen who smashed the syndicate were deployed from the office of the Inspector General of Police, on special duties.
The three heads were allegedly those of two women and a man. Also recovered from them were two military AK47 rifles and two magazines. An Infinity Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) belonging to the owner of the hotel marked DA203FST, two army caps, 40 rounds of live ammunition and many cell phones were also recovered.
The hotel was demolished by officials of the state government last night in accordance with the policy of the government. The demolition operation was code named Nzacha.
The Police arrested six female and five male suspected to be employees of the hotel, and the owner of the hotel, Chief Bonaventure Mokwe (Obiridike-Akanani). They are already being interrogated.
The Policemen acted on a tip off that human meat was being sold in the hotel. Anambra State Police spokesman Emeka Chukwuemeka, a DSP, confirmed the incident and said the police have intensified a manhunt for other members of the syndicate.
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