The Lagos State Police Command has received the result of a medical examination conducted on the 17-year-old girl allegedly raped by a police officer at the Area H Command in the Ogudu area of the state.
The state Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin, confirmed the conclusion of the result to Punch on Friday.
Hundeyin said the result of the test, which was processed at the Mirabel Centre, had been handed over to the police for onward investigation into the incident.
He said, “The test result. It has been handed over to the police and the investigation has continued.”
Hundeyin, who did not disclose the outcome of the test, added, “There will be another update in no distant time.”
Naija News reported that a 17-year-old resident in Lagos State was allegedly raped inside Ogudu Police Station in the Ojota area of the state.
An officer attached to the station had promised to help the teenager retrieve her phone, which was stolen by ‘one chance’ robbers.
The suspect was said to have overheard the victim recounting her ordeal to her mother at her shop and offered to help track the phone.
The teenager, while narrating her ordeal to the platform, said, “On June 29, Officer Owolabi called my mum on her phone and told her he had arrested the person with my phone and my mum should send me to his police station, and I went there. On getting there, I was told they made a mistake with the tracking, and that the person caught wasn’t the one with my phone.
“The officer sent his personal assistant to call me into his office, and he showed me directions there. When I entered his office and greeted him, he replied and got up to lock the door and put the key in his pocket. I shouted, ‘Sir, why did you lock the door?’
“He started trying to pull my clothes off, and I shouted, then he brought out a gun, cocked it, and threatened to shoot me if I shouted. Then he began harassing me, and when I struggled with him, he hit me on the back of my head with the gun and raped me.”
