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Fake LASTMA Driver Arrested While Trying To Steal A Car With A Towing Van
Fake LASTMA driver arrested while trying to steal a car with a towing van on Monday.
Investigations revealed that the arrested towing van driver impersonated as one of the LASTMA Towing Van Operators.
The arrested towing van driver was arrested with FAKE identity card and FAKE LASTMA Tow Franchisee’s Sticker.

Fake LASTMA Driver
The Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) has debunked a viral video alleging that its driver was caught while trying to use the agency’s towing van to steal a vehicle in the early hours of Monday at Somolu area of Lagos.
A statement released by LASTMA disclosed that the said driver of the towing vehicle was not an official of the agency. The report further stated that the fake LASTMA driver has since been arrested.

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“The attention of the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority LASTMA has been drawn to a video circulating on social media alleging the use of LASTMA Towing van to steal a vehicle as early as 6am at Somolu area of Lagos.
“It is important to inform the general public particularly motoring public that the driver (Adejumo Fatai) has been apprehended and currently at Pedro Police Station for further investigation.
“Investigations revealed that the arrested towing van driver (Adejumo Fatai) impersonated as one of the LASTMA Towing Van Operators with FAKE identity card and FAKE LASTMA Tow Franchisee’s Sticker.
“The General Manager of LASTMA Mr Bolaji Oreagba however implores members of the public to be wary of these unscrupulous elements trying to dent the image of the Agency.
“In case of any complaint, comment and observation you can reach Lastma via hotlines 08100565860, 08129928503, 08129928597.”
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