How I Lured, Drugged, And Robbed Over 30 Lagos Women In Hotels — Suspected Serial Thief Confesses

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How I Lured, Drugged, And Robbed Over 30 Lagos Women In Hotels — Suspected Serial Thief Confesses

Ifeanyi, of no fixed address, disclosed that since he ventured into crime he had robbed over 30 women.

Ifeanyi Odieze Ezenagu, a 34-year-old suspected serial thief, has been arrested.

The man, who is currently being investigated by policemen attached to Surulere Division, Lagos State Police Command, has revealed how he lured, drugged and robbed women who went on blind date with him.

Ifeanyi, of no fixed address, disclosed that since he ventured into crime he had robbed over 30 women.

“I lured the women to different hotels where I drugged and robbed them clean,” he stated.

It was learned that he met his waterloo after robbing six women of their belongings worth N2,368,000 using the same modus operandi.

He lured them to a hotel, where he laced their drinks, resulting in their falling into a deep slumber, and thereafter robbed the women of their 3 iPhones 12, 2 iPhones 11 Pro Max, 1 iPhone XR, one Nokia phone, one wristwatch, and one gold necklace, valued at N2,368,000.

The suspect was arrested after detectives received reports of his activities.

Confirming the arrest, SP Benjamin Hundeyin, Police Public Relations Officer, Lagos State Command, said: “Preliminary investigations reveal that the suspect had no fixed address but lured women to different hotels where he drugged and robbed them clean.

Investigations further show that he has robbed over 30 women since he ventured into this crime.

“While the stolen items have all been recovered before he could dispose of them, investigation is on to apprehend receivers of stolen items he worked with. Suspects will be arraigned at the end of investigation.”

Meanwhile, the Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command, CP Abiodun Alabi, assured all residents of Lagos that the police will continue to work towards the decimation of crime and criminality in the state. He enjoined Nigerians to be vigilant and report any suspicious happening to security agencies.