THE police in Bauchi State have nabbed an assistant headmaster in the
state for allegedly raping a nine-year-old pupil in his school.
The
Nigerian Tribune learnt on Tuesday that the suspect, one Mr James
Dantayi, who is the assistant headmaster of Jubril Aminu Model Primary
School in the state capital, raped the victim (name withheld), who is a
primary three pupil in the school.
The parents of the victim got
to know about the alleged offence on noticing their daughter’s movement,
which they saw as being abnormal, when she returned home from school.
Upon interrogation, the girl told her parents that it was the assistant
headmaster that had unlawful carnal knowledge of her.
The
parents, according to sources, reported the matter to the police who
promptly arrested the 42-year-old assistant headmaster and have since
commenced investigation into the matter.
Confirming the incident
to journalists in Bauchi on Tuesday, the Bauchi State Police command’s
Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Haruna Mohammed, stated that the
police received a complaint from the parents, adding that the suspect
was currently in police custody while investigation was ongoing.
According
to Mohammed, a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP), “we have received
a complaint about the matter and we visited the scene of the incident.
We are currently investigating the matter, while the suspect is in our
custody.”
The PPRO stated that the police took photograph of the
scene upon their visit to the school, adding that the victim was taken
to the Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University Teaching Hospital (ATBUTH) in
Bauchi for medical examination and treatment.
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