Policeman allegedly beats 60 year old woman to coma in Delta

<p>A policeman serving with the Enerhen Police Division in Uvwie Local Government Area of Delta State has allegedly attacked and beaten a 60-year-old woman, Monica Anyamah, to coma.</p>, <p>The woman is currently receiving medical treatment at an undisclosed hospital, DAILY POST can report.</p>, <p>In a telephone chat with our correspondent, the victim’s daughter simply identified as Alexandria, said the incident occurred on Saturday, October 21 in Agbarho community.</p>, <p>The policeman who allegedly beat up the old woman was simply identified as Bobby.</p>, <p>It was gathered that the policeman detained the woman at the Agbarho Division in Ughelli North Local Government Area.</p>, <p>While noting that her mother is hypertensive and diabetic, Alexandria said the policeman denied her access to medication.</p>, <p>She further claimed that the policeman also beat and injured her father.</p>, <p>According to Alexandria, the woman has “been having seizures since Saturday after the policeman dealt a blow to her head”.</p>, <p>Alexandria demanded justice.</p>, <p>“I need justice for my mother dear Nigerians please,” she said.</p>, <p>Narrating how the incident occurred, Alexandria said her mother, who is a primary school teacher and businesswoman, left the house as early as 7:00 am to Effurun market where she sells Okrika clothes but when she returned home at about 5:30 pm, she discovered that her house help, simply identified as Rejoice, had packed her belongings and ran out of the house.</p>, <p>Alexandria said her parents searched for her and called the agent, identified as Wisdom, who brought the house help, to report the girl’s sudden disappearance.</p>, <p>She said when they got to Wisdom’s house, they met Rejoice there. According to her, Wisdom, was with the policeman, Bobby.</p>, <p>Bobby, she further alleged, pounced on her father, injured him and beat his mother to coma in his presence.</p>, <p>The Delta State Chairman of the Committee for the Defence of Human Rights, CDHR, Comrade, A.P. Edariese in a statem