The said dogs reportedly feasted on the officer by inflicting deep injuries after which she was rushed to an undisclosed hospital due to heavy bleeding and injuries sustained.
A Magistrate Court sitting in Lagos State has granted N250,000 bail to a 71-year-old man, Adeyemi Abayomi, who was arrested by the Lagos State Police Command for unleashing his dogs on a female police inspector, Atim Umoh, causing her bodily harm.
It was gathered that Umoh had visited Adeyemi's residence at 115, Itire Road, Surulere, Lagos to summon him to the station for illegally occupying the said property but the latter ordered his dogs to feed on her flesh. He also ordered the police medical team of the command to monitor the treatment and health conditions of the woman inspector who was recuperating.
He, however, pleaded not guilty. The prosecutor, Inspector Donny Raphael, asked the court to give a short date for hearing following the plea of the suspect, to enable the police to prove he committed the alleged offence.
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