Spoken to by a Deputy Inspector-General of Police (DIG), Peter Ogunyonwo, the IGP revealed this when he went with Gov. Dapo Abiodun on a visit to the guardians of the expired on Tuesday in Sagamu.
He included that their workplaces have likewise been given over to the State Police Command.
The DIG said that the passing of Tiyamiyu would provoke the police to do more changes, demanding that the officials in question, who have since been captured, were on unlawful obligation and didn't acquire freedom from the police arrangement in Sagamu before the activity.
It would be reviewed that some cops from the ZIS unit in Abeokuta had captured the footballer, and there after supposedly pushed him to his demise on Saturday.
Ogunyonwo, notwithstanding, swore that a full examination would be done to bring those included to equity similarly as the Force would do everything conceivable to cleanse itself of "trigger-glad components".
Abiodun, in his comments, engaged the individuals of Sagamu to shun savagery and not give hoodlums chance to execute their demonstrations.
He vowed to utilize each instrument of government accessible to uncover the conditions encompassing the executing and the emergency caused in the town.
"We will utilize all meanses imaginable, not exclusively to guarantee that equity is served, however that it supposedly has been served. We'll guarantee that this will be the remainder of such avoidable passings in the hands of security officials in our state," he said.
Other people who went with the representative were the Commissioner of Police in Ogun, Kenneth Ebrimson, and the State Director of the Department of State Services, Mr David Tuska.
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