Why I Killed My Neighbour With Kitchen Knife —Suspect 

 

A 40-year-old woman, Ann Lingwong, claimed she stabbed her neighbour to death with a kitchen knife over an argument.

The tragic incident happened at Okoroba Street, Akim road, in Calabar Municipality LGA of Cross River State, on Monday.

Briefing newsmen at the Police Command Headquarters, Diamond Hill Calabar, yesterday, the Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO, Irene Ugbo, said they made milestone breakthrough within the period under review.

Ugbo said 15 suspects were arrested for committing different offences including Kidnapping, gun running and manufacturing, piracy, murder, theft amongst others.

She said notable ones included a notorious kidnapper terrorising Akpabuyo and its environs.
According to her, Daniel Eshiet was part of the gang responsible for the abduction of a Larfarge staff in September and collected million of naira as ransom for his release.

She further hinted that one Mrs Ann Lingwong who stabbed her neighbour to death was also arrested after she tried to flee the scene.

“Ann stabbed her neighbour with a kitchen knife during an argument; these 15 persons will soon be charged to court once we conclude our investigations.

“We also apprehended a Point of Sale thief , he specializes in robbing POS operators, he came in all the way from Bayelsa state before men of Anti Cultism and Kidnapping Squad apprehended him,” she said .

Speaking further Ugbo urged Community Leaders and political class to eschew bitterness and abstain from resorting to self help but seek legal redress.

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