VIGILANTE RE-ARRESTS SUSPECTED VANDAL ALONG BENIN–ONITSHA TRANSMISSION LINE. (PHOTO).

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 VIGILANTE RE-ARRESTS SUSPECTED VANDAL ALONG BENIN–ONITSHA TRANSMISSION LINE The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) has commended the Omelu Community Vigilante for its vigilance and swift response, which led to the arrest of a suspected vandal allegedly attempting to vandalise a transmission tower along the Benin–Onitsha 330kV Transmission Line. The incident occurred during a routine patrol by members of the Omelu Community Vigilante, who noticed a suspicious individual beneath one of TCN’s transmission towers allegedly attempting to loosen the tower base bracing  when he was apprehended. The suspect has been handed over to the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) for further investigation. The suspect had been apprehended by members of the same community about two months ago for a similar alleged offence.  On that occasion, he was released after pleading for leniency following medical treatment, only to be apprehended again for an alleged repeat offence.

A PASSENGER ON A ROYAL CARIBBEAN CRUISE SHIP BAILS OVERBOARD IN AN ATTEMPT TO SKIP OUT ON $16,000 GAMBLING DEBT.(PHOTO).


 A passenger on a Royal Caribbean Cruise ship bails overboard in an attempt to skip out on $16,000 gambling debt.


Jey Diaz was arrested in Puerto Rico on September 7th. He is being charged with a federal crime after attempting to skip out on a massive gambling debt he incurred while on a week long cruise.


Jey had set sail on the "Rhapsody of the Seas" on August 31st when it departed from San Juan for a week long cruise to Barbados and back.


While on the cruise, Jey spent most of his time in the casino, where he racked up a $16,710.24 debt. 

 

Apparently, Jey felt he should not have to pay for his gambling debts, so he cooked up a high stakes escape plan that fell flat immediately upon execution. 


On September 7th, after the ship had returned to the Port of San Juan as other passengers were disembarking from the ship, Jey jumped from the ship.


Diaz's grand escape was quickly thwarted when he was picked up by authorities on jet skis and brought ashore to face justice.


When Jey's belongings were searched, authorities discovered over $14,000 in cash, 5 different ID'S and two cell phones. It was also discovered that Jey was traveling using his brother Jermey's identification. 


Jey Diaz was arrested by Customs and Border Protection. He has been released on bond. If convicted, he could face 5 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

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