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COVID-19: POLICE ARREST OFFICERS CAUGHT BREAKING BEER BOTTLES IN LAGOS

Admin March 28, 2020
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File Photo: Police officers caught on camera destroying beer bottles

Police officers caught on camera destroying beer bottles

The Lagos Police command has arrested police officers involved in “unprofessional conduct” in a video that has gone viral in which they were shown destroying cartons of beer bottles in Lagos in the process of enforcing the restriction of movement over the Coronavirus disease.

This was disclosed by the spokesman of the Lagos State Police Command, Bala Elkana, in a statement on Friday.

According to him, the policemen have been identified, apprehended and subjected to internal disciplinary proceedings.

He said the Commissioner of the Command, Hakeem Odumosu, saddened by the apparent unprofessional conduct exhibited by the officers, got them identified and ordered for their immediate arrest and investigation.

“They are currently subjected to internal disciplinary proceedings known as Orderly Room trial at the Provost Department, State Command Headquarters Ikeja, to serve as deterrent to others. Their conduct is totally condemned as it fell short of our professional standards and rules of engagement.

“Police officers involved in the enforcement of restriction orders across the state are further warned to exercise their discretionary powers with utmost professionalism, compassion and respect for the rights of the citizens.

The Commissioner of Police reaffirmed his stance on zero tolerance for impunity by police officers, the statement said.

“For complaints against Police actions in the State kindly call the following numbers 09090003792, 09010512348, 09010512350.”

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