St0len Toyota SUV Raises Questions As It Resurfaces In Retired AIG’s Possession

A stolen Toyota Sport Utility Vehicle has been discovered in the possession of a retired Assistant Inspector General of Police (AIG).

It was gathered that the retired officer stated that he acquired the vehicle through a public auction, a claim vehemently disputed by the original owner.

The case of the stolen vehicle began on January 24, 2014, when armed intruders forcefully entered the home of the initial owner, threatening harm to him and his family before making off with the white 2006 Toyota Highlander Sport Utility Vehicle, worth N3 million.

The vehicle with chassis number, JTE DW 21A060004010 was identified after the owner dispute questionable details provided in the auction documentation.

The original owner points out glaring omissions, such as the absence of a registered vehicle number, number plate, or even the car chassis number on the auction papers pertaining to the Toyota Highlander.

The man stated:

“The incident occurred on January 24, 2014. I was sleeping in my house when the two armed men br+ke into my home through the window of the kitchen & thr£at£ned to sh@ot me & my family.

“They also took away my N3 million white 2006 model Toyota Highlander Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) marked EKY 850 AJ with chassis number: JTE DW 21A060004010.

“If you look at the auction paper, you will see that there was no registered vehicle number or number plate and no car chassis number displayed or written on the Toyota Highlander auctioned.” [CONTINUE READING HERE]