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Police Arrest Father for Allegedly Burning 10-year-old Daughter With Hot Iron In Ondo
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Police Arrest Father for Allegedly Burning 10-year-old Daughter With Hot Iron In Ondo

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Fidelis David in Akure 

The Ondo State Police Command has arrested middle aged man, Amos Paul, for allegedly using a hot pressing iron to burn the private part of his daughter, as punishment for bed-wetting.

The State Police Public Relations Officer, Abayomi Jimoh, who confirmed the development yesterday said the incident occurred at the suspect’s residence at Unaun, Upenme, in Owo Local Government Area.

“The incident, which was reported to the Police on Thursday, 16th July, 2026, revealed that the suspect allegedly used a hot pressing iron to burn the private part of his daughter, as punishment for bed-wetting. The victim sustained severe injuries and was immediately rushed to the Federal Medical Centre (FMC), Owo, where she is currently receiving medical treatment.

“Upon receipt of the information, detectives from ‘A’ Division, Owo, swiftly mobilised to the scene, arrested the suspect without delay and took him into custody. The case is being transferred to the Gender Unit for discreet investigation and further necessary action in line with established procedures.”

He quoted the state Commissioner of Police, Felix Ohagwu, condemning the alleged act, describing it as cruel, inhumane and completely unacceptable. 

He reiterated the Command’s unwavering commitment to protecting children and other vulnerable members of society from all forms of abuse, violence and exploitation.

The commissioner urged members of the public to promptly report cases of child abuse, domestic violence and other related offences to the nearest police station, assuring that the Command will continue to ensure that offenders are brought to justice.

This article was sourced from an external publication.

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