Lagos Driver Who Crushed LAWMA Officials To Death Surrenders To Police

It was a tragic sight on Monday, November 13, 2023, as two officials of the Lagos State Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) were killed in an accident.

The state Police Public Relations Officer, SP Benjamin Hundeyin, confirmed the incident in a statement on Tuesday.

LASTMA officials kill two ladies with car
LASTMA officials kill two ladies with car

He revealed that a Honda Saloon car with number plate EPE 984 DV thrusted into the LAWMA officials while they were discharging their duties along Gbagada Expressway.

According to him, the vehicle driver who initially ran away, leaving his car behind, has now surrendered himself to the police.

Manslaughter

Hundeyin said the driver would be charged on Tuesday for manslaughter.

“The owner of the Honda Saloon car turned himself in yesterday (Monday) night, and he will be taken to court today for manslaughter.

“It was not murder, it was an accident and was not deliberate, so he will be charged with manslaughter,” the police spokesperson noted.

The driver was escaping from officials of the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) officials when the accident happened.

LASTMA Involvement

The Ministry of Transportation was said to have released a statement earlier refuting the involvement of LASTMA officials in the incident.

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To them, any individual found responsible will face appropriate consequences following an investigation.

The statement partly read: “Immediate investigation revealed that no LASTMA officer was involved in the unfortunate incident.

“The Ministry of Transportation wants to assure members of the public that the outcome of the police investigation will be made public and anyone found culpable would be made to face the consequences of the law”.

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