Hardship Forced Me Into Crime – Abuja DJ Who Uses Fake Alerts To Buy Expensive Goods Confesses

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Operatives of the Intelligence Response Team of the Nigeria Police Force have arrested an Abuja-based disc jockey, Raymond Terver, popularly known as DJ Ice who allegedly specialises in using fake alerts to buy expensive drinks and other goods.

DJ Ice, ACP Adejobi added, began his criminality in June 2024 and has made over N8 million from it which he used to acquire DJ equipment. During an interview with newsmen, DJ Ice disclosed that he delved into crime as a result of the hardship in the country.

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