He is a suspected car snatcher currently in the net of the Enugu State Police Command. He has promised to devote the rest of his life to God and working in God’s vineyard, if released. Should the police release him? His name is Amucha Chike.
This is Chike's crime, according to Ebere Amaraizu, the Public Relations Officer of the Enugu State Police Command: On June 16, 2014, he stole a Toyota Camry car parked in front of a house in Independence Layout, Enugu. The owner of the car had left the key in the ignition after parking to open his gate before Chike rushed into it and drove off. And there was a lady inside the car! He reportedly told the woman to lie down or get shot!
The Punch, quoting Amaraizu, reports that he later dropped the lady off and proceeded to Owerri, Imo State where he reportedly sold the car for N700,000. Now buoyant, Chike moved to Benin, Edo State to enjoy the money. He however did not know that operatives of the Anti Kidnap Unit of the Enugu State Police Command had been trailing him. He was eventually arrested in a restaurant in Benin on November 29. The stolen car was later recovered.
Chike, 27, is currently helping the police in their investigations but now pleading for mercy, promising to attend a thanksgiving service in church and embrace God if released.
The newspaper adds that Chike said he needs prayers and deliverance.
The graduate of Agriculture Economics from Abia State University blames the devil for his foray into crime and vowed to pursue a decent employment with his degree.
He also said:
“I am ashamed of myself, I am still surprised on how police traced me to Edo State and arrested me.
“Youths should eschew all manner of crime and criminality and embrace good virtues and God will embrace them someday but involvement in crime and criminality will tarnish their future.”
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