Actress Empress Njamah’s Ex-fiancé Arrested For Victimising Over 20 Women -Liberian Police

0
Actress Empress Njamah’s Ex-fiancé Arrested For Victimising Over 20 Women -Liberian Police
Actress Empress Njamah’s Ex-fiancé Arrested For Victimising Over 20 Women -Liberian Police

The Liberian police has said that Nicholas Davies, ex-fiancé of actress Empress Njamah, was arrested for victimising over 20 women.

The Liberian police revealed this in a live broadcast shared on the agency’s Facebook page on Monday following his arrest.

According to the agency, about 20 Liberian women came forward with complaints against the suspect.

READ ALSO:   Nigeria's Actress, Jaiye Kuti Claims T.B Joshua's Spirit Visited Her

The police chief said, “The notorious scammer has been arrested severally, investigated and charged to court, but he comes out and repeats the offence he was charged with.

“Regards to our current arrest, there have been several complaints filed against the suspect of which the suspect has victimised over 20 females.

READ ALSO:   Create New APP For Sensible People, Actor Okon Tells Zuckerberg

“The 39-year-old abscond with his victim’s bags, gold, phones and other expensive materials.

He was arrested at the Miami beach while trying to victimise other females.

“There was prior information that the suspect carried out the same act in Nigeria with a female actress who felt a victim of his scamming operation.

READ ALSO:   EFCC seizes actress’ Range Rover, iPhone Over Naira Violation

“He is currently investigated at the central headquarters.”


Disclaimer: infonte9ja.com shall not be liable to Opinions, Articles or Features that doesn't emanate from any of its staff and management. We also wish to reiterate that such personal or sponsored opinion, article or feature does not reflect the views of the publishers of infonet9ja.com, but the writer's
For publication of your news content, articles, videos or any other news worthy materials, please send to infonetnews9ja@gmail.com | For Advert and other info, you can call 09061217047 or send a WhatsApp Message to 09061217047

Credit: Facebook | Liberia National Police

Follow us for more breaking news and videos


LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.