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Woman In Court Over Criminal Conspiracy, Armed Robbery

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A Magistrates’ Court in Makurdi on Monday ordered that a woman, Mary Jeremiah, who allegedly robbed a provision with a locally made pistol and knife, be remanded in a correctional centre.

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The police charged Jeremiah, who lives in Ofoke Ojope APA Local Government Area (LGA) of Benue, with criminal conspiracy and armed robbery.

Magistrate Erdoo Ter, who did not take the plea of Jeremiah for want of jurisdiction, ordered that she be remanded in the Makurdi Correctional Centre.

Ter then adjourned the case until Oct. 22 for further mention.

Earlier, the Prosecution Counsel, Insp. James Ewache told the court that the case was reported at the Police Station in Ugbokpo by the complainant, James Sunday of Efu-Ugbokpo APA LGA on Aug. 30.

He alleged that Jeremiah who pretended to  be a customer entered the complainant’s store with two others with a locally made pistol and knife.

Ewache alleged that Jeremiah robbed him of N373,755 and an Infinix IV ell phone, worth N69,000.

The prosecution, however, said investigation into the matter was still ongoing and prayed the court for an adjournment.

The offence, he said, contravened the provisions of sections 6(b) and 1(1)(2)(a)(b) of the Robbery and Firearms Special Provision Act 2004.

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