No Sympathy For Criminal Advocacy – Ex Police PRO
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Former Force Public Relations Officer, Olumuyiwa Adejobi has stated that anyone who pleads with the police to pardon a criminal should also be considered complicit in the offence.
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He made the comment while speaking on issues around law enforcement and public interference in criminal cases.
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Adejobi argued that law enforcement must be allowed to carry out its duties without pressure or emotional interference from the public.
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He maintained that attempts to shield offenders weaken justice and undermine efforts to maintain order in society.
He further explained that supporting or defending criminal behaviour sends the wrong message and can encourage more unlawful acts.
According to him, justice systems depend on accountability and respect for the rule of law.
His remarks have sparked conversations around the role of citizens in criminal justice matters, especially in cases involving arrest, prosecution and public appeals for leniency.
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