Native doctor jailed 12 months for killing neighbour’s cow

Thu, Nov 30, 2023
By editor
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Judiciary

AN Abeokuta Magistrates’ Court on Thursday, sentenced a 45- year-old native doctor, Micheal Oyewole, to 12 months imprisonment for killing his neighbour’s cow.

The convict, who resides at Araromi Alakaloko Olomore area in Abeokuta,  pleaded not guilty to the  three-count charge of conspiracy, theft and willfully and unlawfully killing of a cow.

However, Magistrate O.O. Odumosu held that the prosecution, had proven its case beyond reasonable doubt that the convict was guilty of the offence.

She sentenced  Oyewole, to 12 calender months imprisonment with an option of fine of N10,000 for the stealing and six months for willing and unlawfully killing the cow.

The magistrate ordered  that the convict can only exercise the option of payments of fine, only if he pays N400,000 to the complainant, being the cost of the cow he killed.

She added that the sentence should run concurrently.

Earlier, the Prosecution Counsel,  ASP Olakunle Shonibare told the court that the convict  committed the offence on June 3, at about 11:00pm at Alakoloko Unique Estate Olomore area in Abeokuta.

Shonibare, said  that the convict conspired with others at large and stole a cow valued N400,000 property of one Mr Hakeem Ominrinde

He said  offence contravened the provisions of sections 516, 383 and 450 of the Criminal Code Laws of Ogun 2006.(NAN)

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November 30, 2023 @ 16:58 GMT|

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