US EditionNigeria: Imo Govt Seals Hotel, Mortuary Over Alleged Kidnapping, Organ Harvesting
Authorities sealed a hotel and mortuary linked to wanted kidnap suspect Stanley Morocco Oparaugo after discovering decomposed bodies amid suspicions of illegal organ harvesting.
- On Saturday, Imo State Government shut down a hotel and a privately owned mortuary in Umuhu Autonomous Community, Ngor-Okpala, linked to a wanted suspect, the Command said.
- An intelligence-led operation led by Commissioner of Police Aboki Danjuma targeted suspected kidnappers, with the State Police Command linking the sealed facilities to wanted suspect Stanley Morocco Oparaugo.
- Police personnel inspected the suspect's hotel and mortuary on Saturday and found decomposed and mutilated corpses in unhygienic mortuary conditions, raising suspicions of illegal organ-harvesting.
- Authorities searched the suspect's residence and recovered critical exhibits, while Commissioner of Police Aboki Danjuma vowed to identify, arrest and prosecute all accomplices, the police say.
- DSP Okoye Henry, the State Police Command spokesperson, said police inspected the hotel and mortuary Saturday, and Commissioner of Police Aboki Danjuma urged anyone with useful information to contact the nearest police station.
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Police have sealed off a hotel and a private morgue allegedly belonging to a man suspected of kidnappings.
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