WIFE BEHEADED AFTER FIGHT WITH HUSBAND

A husband has been arrested on suspicion of murder after the his estranged 18 year old wife's headless body and body parts were found in a river. 
Olga Onipenko's bowels were removed after her death, said police, in a case which has shocked Russia.

The couple had had a custody fight over their nine month old son after they had broken up.

According to the Police, her husband, 22 year old Viktor Onipenko had already confessed to the murder but his relatives insist he is innocent.
The wife's body was found in the River Krivaya Bolda several days before her head was found, said police.
Initially, she was identified by a tattoo.

Police allege that during a row over custody he grabbed a knife and stabbed her in the stomach and back.
The child is now in an orphanage in Astrakhan, on the shore of the Caspian Sea.

POLICE ARRESTS SUSPECTED HUMAN TRAFFICKER IN JIGAWA

The Police Command in Jigawa, has arrested a 60-year old woman suspected human trafficker with 12 victims in Kazaure Local Government Area of the state.

The Commissioner of Police, Mr Usman Tilli, made the announcement on Thursday in Dutse while parading the suspect and her victims to newsmen.

He said that the suspect, who gave her name as Hajiya Ladi Dahiru, was nabbed on Tuesday with 12 young girls below the age of 13 in Kazaure by policemen attached to Safer Highway Patrol.

He said that the suspect claimed to have taken the girls from their various villages to attend Islamiyya Schools in Kabala Doki, Kaduna State.

Tilli said that some of the children were from Jigawa while others were from Falle Village in Kunchi Local Government Area of the state.

“Based on our investigation, the parents of the victims whose ages range from nine to 12 years handed over their daughters to the suspect with the believe that they were going to Islamiya School in Kaduna.

“But further investigation revealed that the suspect only had a room and parlour in Kaduna where she used the young girls for dubious act,” he said.

The police boss said that the suspect would be handed over to the appropriate agency for prosecution after the police had concluded their investigation into the case

I CAME TO LAGOS TO GET RICH BY STEALING CARS - CAR SNATCHER

Somadina Enyiobi, 26, whos phot is above, is a convicted car snatcher  and confessed that he left his village in Oraifite in Anambra State to Lagos state with a mission to steal and become a successful rich man.

According to a report by PM News, Somadina made the confession during his trial at the Isolo Magistrates’ court where he was convicted and sentenced to two years imprisonment without an option of fine for conspiracy and stealing.

He was arrested after a failed attempt to steal an SUV from Green Estate along Ago Palace Way in Okoto recently. Samadina had gone into a compound with two of his gang members and forced a househelp to give them the keys to her boss's Venza SUV. While attempting to drive the SUV out of the estate, he was arrested while his other gang members ran away.

While testifying in court, Somadina said he was brought to Lagos in 2014 by one of his close friends, Uchechukwu with the sole aim of becoming rich by stealing cars and selling them.

“Uchechukwu told me to follow him to Lagos and hussle with him and I was convinced and I followed him,” he narrated.

Somadina said he and his other car snatching gang members had no fixed address and when they make money in their business, they would lodge in a hotel.

 “I don't have fixed address. If we make money, we will go to hotel and lodge and if the money finishes, we will sleep in uncompleted buildings or public schools,” he said.

His other gang members are currently at large.