Stolen N55m Benz tracked down in Delta – Police

<p>He said the soldiers also prevented them from taking his brother to the hospital before he gave up the ghost after losing so much blood.</p>, <p>According to her, the recovery of the stolen vehicle by the Delta State Command “is an indication of the collaborative efforts of the Police across board”.</p>, <p>Luke, who narrated what transpired, said they got a police permit before the protest.</p>, <p>Luke alleged that the Chiefs and members of the Community Development Association, CDA, in the community, sent the soldiers.</p>, <p>The command spokesperson, SP Josephine Adeh told DAILY POST on Wednesday night that the car has been recovered in Delta State.</p>, <p>“The FCT Command had earlier initiated a discrete investigation into the incident, and alerted other Commands which led to the recovery of the vehicle”, she added.</p>, <p>The Federal Capital Territory Police Command has confirmed the recovery of a N55 million Mercedes Benz GLB 250 stolen by a prospective buyer.</p>, <p>“This matter is beyond us. But It’s my wish for the soldiers involved in my brother’s killing to be charged to court and prosecuted but I don’t think we will get it because of the corrupt Nigeria system, and nobody is standing for us,” he said.</p>, <p>Mohammed said one of his friends who is also a car dealer took the Mercedes Benz to a prospective buyer (Henry) for sale but trouble started when Henry begged to test-run the car after the price was settled at N55 million.</p>, <p>He lamented that nobody from the Army had reached out to his family, adding that some youths who had gone to get a police report for another person shot by the soldiers were threatened with being detained by the Army.</p>, <p>DAILY POST earlier reported how a car dealer, Mohammed Manga raised the alarm that a suspect identified simply as Henry, who disguised as a customer, while testing it in the FCT.</p>, <p>“It was after we got approval that we embarked on the protest. My brother was not even around that day. Before we realised what was happening, some youths