One Emmanuel Akomafuwa was said to have supported dangerous wounds because of the shooting that executed the 20-year-old young lady.
The policemen captured were distinguished as: Inspector Adamu Usman, Sergeant Adeyeye Adeoye, Sergeant Kashim Tijani, Sergeant Lucky Akigbe and, Sergeant Paul Adeoye.
The state's Police Public Relations Officer, Bala Elkana, said the Police officers were at that point confronting inward disciplinary activities at the Command's base camp, including that whenever discovered needing, they would be arraigned in regular court for homicide.
Elkana said in a Press proclamation, "The Commissioner of Police Lagos State, Zubairu Muazu, has requested the quick capture and detainment of Police officers suspected to be engaged with the shooting of Ada Ifeanyi, 20, of No. 4B, Amusa Lane, Off Ojo Road Ajegunle; and Emmanuel Akomafuwa, 32, of No. 52, Babatunde Street, Olodi Apapa, at Akpiri Street, Olodi Apapa.
"The episode occurred on Saturday, April 13, 2019 around 7am.
"The exploited people were hurried to the emergency clinic and Ada Ifeanyi was affirmed dead, while Emmanuel Akomafuwa is presently on affirmation, getting treatment from the damage he continued because of the shooting.
"Individuals from the group suspected to be engaged with the shooting are from Trinity Police Station and are as of now confronting inner disciplinary procedures at the Command's Headquarters, Ikeja.
"Their rifles have been recovered for criminological investigation by ballisticians. Whenever discovered needing, they will be arraigned in traditional court for homicide.
"The policemen captured are: Inspector Adamu Usman, Sergeant Adeyeye Adeoye, Sergeant Kashim Tijani, Sergeant Lucky Akigbe and Sergeant Paul Adeoye; while Inspector Dania Ojo, who got away following the shooting occurrence, has been proclaimed needed by the Command."
Elkana, who censured the rate at which policemen have been engaged with the executing of unarmed regular folks, said CP Mu'azu had communicated his most profound sympathies to the dispossessed family, including that the Command, in its push to free the Force off 'criminal components,' subjects any officer discovered at fault to disciplinary measures, expulsion and arraignment in a show court.
The PPRO included, "Lagos State Police Command censured altogether these silly killings of unarmed regular folks by a couple of 'rotten ones ' in the Command, who are set on scratching the picture and notoriety of the country's Police Force.
"The Command won't yield in its endeavors in freeing the Force of these criminal components.
"Those engaged with additional legal killings and maltreatment of intensity are speedily recognized, segregated, attempted through interior disciplinary procedures, expelled from administration and arraigned in ordinary Courts.
"Inside the most recent one month, Lagos State Police Command has rejected four policemen for maltreatment of intensity and granted different degrees of disciplines to 41 others.
"The four rejected policemen were charged to court and remanded in jail guardianship.
"Our aggregate determination in structure an increasingly sympathetic, proficient, committed, bold and individuals situated Police Force is an assignment that must be done and together, we can make it a reality.
"The Commissioner of Police stretches out the Command's most profound sympathies to the family and companions of Ada Ifeanyi, and guaranteed to foot the hospital expenses of Emmanuel Akomafuwa.
"The CP calls for quiet, as the Command will investigate every possibility in guaranteeing that equity wins."
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