‘How I Joined Robbery Gang’ – Confession Of A Medical Doctor Caught Robbing

Date: 01-03-2014 3:15 pm (10 years ago) | Author: kashuwip
- at 1-03-2014 03:15 PM (10 years ago)
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Tajudeen Dosunmu, a 62-year-old medical doctor
who had been practising medicine for over 30
years without a licence was recently arrested by
the Special Anti-Robbery Squad in Lagos State.



Tajudeen was part
of a gang which
specialises in
breaking and
robbing Automated
Teller Machines
(ATM).

Speaking to
newsmen,
Tajudeen blamed
his predicament on the devil, adding that he was
pushed into robbery by greed because he was very
comfortable prior to his arrest.

“I have eight children from three different women.
As a doctor, I made about N100,000 a week.
 I
specialised in paediatrics and I was a consultant for
several hospitals. I was comfortable but greed
pushed me into robbery,” he said.

Tajudeen, who attended Obafemi Awolowo
University, then University of Ife in the 70s was
already in his final year when he had issues and so
could not complete his education.

 He said he was
able to practice medicine for so long without being
caught because he had forged a certificate from
the institution.

He said, “No one ever suspected anything because
I was good at my job.

After leaving the government
hospital, I set up a small clinic and later started
consulting for other private hospitals and I was
making good money.”

According to Tajudeen, he was tricked into robbery
by the gang, though he never carried arms, he
provided his vehicle for the robbers which they
used for robbing.

Recounting how it started, he said, a youth in the
area approached him and asked him to lend him
his car which he did and some days later when he
returned the car, gave him N10,000. When he
discovered that they were robbers, he attempted
to stop dealing with them but was scared that the
robbers would turn against him since he knew their
identities.

The suspect said he had let down his family by his
behaviour and begged them for forgiveness,
adding that he had children abroad who were
successful and hopes they don’t read about his
arrest.

Commissioner of Police, Umar Manko said the
suspects would soon be charged to court

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