Police operatives from the Ikotun Division have arrested a 34-year old man, Uche Michael, who offers ladies different kinds of sex services including sucking their private parts in Lagos State and usually steals from them after the fun.
Reports reaching us says that the suspect, Michael, was arrested after he took a lady, Queen Okon, from Lekki area of Lagos to the popular Austina Hotel & Suites located off Governor’s Road, Ikotun area of Lagos and engaged her in different kinds of sex styles, then stole her phone and escaped.
The Police alleged that Michael makes use of his Facebook page to advertise his business telling female that he is a handsome young man, who offer ladies all kinds of sex to make them happy and they will pay him after the fun as reward for his services.
Some ladies contacted him through his Facebook page. When they booked appointment, he would take them to the hotel, engage them and later drug them before he will steal their valuables and escape.
He continued in this act until he was arrested by the Police for sleeping with one Queen Okon and reportedly to have put some substance suspected to be poison inside her can of malt drink, which she drank and slept off before he stole her J8 Samsung phone worth N150,000 and escaped.
During investigation, the Police found him with different bank ATM cards belonging to some ladies suspected to be his victims and he refused to disclose how he got the ATM cards belonging to Stella Amen, (Access), Happiness Josiah (Zenith) and Olorunkemi Adebimpe (First Bank).
The Police found him culpable and subsequently charged him before the Ejigbo Magistrates Court for conduct likely to cause breach of public peace by parading and presenting himself to ladies and stealing their valuables. He however pleaded not guilty.
The Presiding Magistrate, Mrs. A. S Okubule, granted him bail in the sum of N200,000 with two sureties in like sum.
He was remanded in custody at the Correctional Centre, Kirikiri town, Lagos, pending when he will perfect his bail conditions while the matter was adjourned till 8th April, 2022.
