Safety turns hazard and risk... where do these people get their training and orientation. The SARS that ought to protect now harm citizens. A whole lot of wrong.

na waooooo

naija

This officer won`t get another chance to repeat this on any other woman, by the time the law catch up with him.

The woman doesn't appear innocent

warrior lady

Let us first finish with this #EndSARS of a thing. We will do #ENDFRSC next, then #ENDSOLDIERS. Infact if care is not taken paapaa, we may still do #ENDYELLOWFEVER (those traffic police).
Better we enforce law and order by ourselves than having buffoons in uniforms do it for us and oppress us while at it.

chinjo:
OP pls get your facts right before jumping into conclusion. The lady in question (in red top) is a staff of FRSC. In fact, she is the Sector Legal Officer of FRSC Adamawa. She was flagged down by officers of FRSC while travelling along Jalingo-Wukari road with her mother. Instead of identifying herself as one of them and appreciating the work the boys were doing on a sunny afternoon, she came down and started heaping insults on them as to why they should stop her. In the process of the argument, she slapped one of them and that was how the problem started. She will definitely be sanctioned for unruly behaviour and inciting violence while the officer concerned will be sanctioned for incivility to members of the public. You can even see her mother slapping an officer. She is a disgrace to FRSC and the legal profession. I have the video clip

I know you might be FRSC officer too but when you're done deceiving yourself you should let us know. Your story doesn't add up at all.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMSnA0iOG70&t=5s

chinjo:
OP pls get your facts right before jumping into conclusion. The lady in question (in red top) is a staff of FRSC. In fact, she is the Sector Legal Officer of FRSC Adamawa. She was flagged down by officers of FRSC while travelling along Jalingo-Wukari road with her mother. Instead of identifying herself as one of them and appreciating the work the boys were doing on a sunny afternoon, she came down and started heaping insults on them as to why they should stop her. In the process of the argument, she slapped one of them and that was how the problem started. She will definitely be sanctioned for unruly behaviour and inciting violence while the officer concerned will be sanctioned for incivility to members of the public. You can even see her mother slapping an officer. She is a disgrace to FRSC and the legal profession. I have the video clip

Thanks for clearing the air.

Please let's all note that there is only so much that anyone can take, uniform personnel or not, male or female so let's retrain ourselves from rushing to apportion blame when the real story has not been told

I love the way her mother walk up to the officer that her daughter was having issues with and landed him a dirty slap wise woman

morereb10:


more @ http://www.exlinklodge.com/2017/12/video-of-frsc-officer-beating-up-lady.html

they were speaking hausa i guess the audio wasn't quite clear...And even honda is abokiii official rides..So i think it happened somewhere in the north.

StainlessH:
Should we all agree Nigeria is a Zoo?

Yeah, but we can't all move to Libya

Ruggedfitness:


Nigerians let me tell you the truth, the reason why SARS, FRSC and NPF beat up and threaten everyday citizens is because we don't know our rights as Citizens, this is called assault and is punishable by law, you can even have a restraining order against that officer, but sadly most Nigerians simply go to school so that they can stop calling them illiterates and not because they want to be educated.

Ruggedfitness did you see where the woman was using her bag to hit the FRSC official;? also at the end did you see where the other woman that alighted from the car slapping an FRSC official? I tell you. Yes, law enforcement abuse people and use their power indiscriminately but again, people too take the laws into their hands and disobey law enforcement for whatever reason.

Don't worry when it will happen to you or your family member I will ask for source

Keneking:
Source

Some women are just too quick with slap, but I think she deserved what she got;she threw the first slap if not punch. .Many of them think they can get away with slap. Next time she would be careful to try such. Cha! make them give me that belt, I go too beat nonsense comot for her body before I realized my actions. Rubbish!

chinjo:
OP pls get your facts right before jumping into conclusion. The lady in question (in red top) is a staff of FRSC. In fact, she is the Sector Legal Officer of FRSC Adamawa. She was flagged down by officers of FRSC while travelling along Jalingo-Wukari road with her mother. Instead of identifying herself as one of them and appreciating the work the boys were doing on a sunny afternoon, she came down and started heaping insults on them as to why they should stop her. In the process of the argument, she slapped one of them and that was how the problem started. She will definitely be sanctioned for unruly behaviour and inciting violence while the officer concerned will be sanctioned for incivility to members of the public. You can even see her mother slapping an officer. She is a disgrace to FRSC and the legal profession. I have the video clip

Their commandant taught them well.

Did they tooked his name and number while she was being beated?that's won of the tons that can nail him. I expect Nigerian womens to come out and protest against this

The video was getting interesting then you edited it. The older lady who came down from the car smacked the uncouth officer.

chinjo:
OP pls get your facts right before jumping into conclusion. The lady in question (in red top) is a staff of FRSC. In fact, she is the Sector Legal Officer of FRSC Adamawa. She was flagged down by officers of FRSC while travelling along Jalingo-Wukari road with her mother. Instead of identifying herself as one of them and appreciating the work the boys were doing on a sunny afternoon, she came down and started heaping insults on them as to why they should stop her. In the process of the argument, she slapped one of them and that was how the problem started. She will definitely be sanctioned for unruly behaviour and inciting violence while the officer concerned will be sanctioned for incivility to members of the public. You can even see her mother slapping an officer. She is a disgrace to FRSC and the legal profession. I have the video clip

Please back ur defense story with ur video clip.

chinjo:
OP pls get your facts right before jumping into conclusion. The lady in question (in red top) is a staff of FRSC. In fact, she is the Sector Legal Officer of FRSC Adamawa. She was flagged down by officers of FRSC while travelling along Jalingo-Wukari road with her mother. Instead of identifying herself as one of them and appreciating the work the boys were doing on a sunny afternoon, she came down and started heaping insults on them as to why they should stop her. In the process of the argument, she slapped one of them and that was how the problem started. She will definitely be sanctioned for unruly behaviour and inciting violence while the officer concerned will be sanctioned for incivility to members of the public. You can even see her mother slapping an officer. She is a disgrace to FRSC and the legal profession. I have the video clip

Really? na wa o....but why are the educated behaving like animals for God's sake. In fact Lugard's submission about Africa is correct. Is she not supposed to obey the law; even ccording to your explanation, if she wants to use power, does common sense not tell her that the officer does not know her, how will they know that she is a member of FRSC without she introducing herself. If what yu said here is right, she deserves it, even more, because it is animals that behave like that. Just a little power, and you will see people go berserk....na wa o

wiloy2k8:
She slapped first . She needs real beating

Even her mother (or whoever the third woman is) made matters worse by coming down to slap the other officer.

#END_FRSC_IMPUNITY

Organs:



Rugged.fitness did you see where the woman was using her bag to hit the FRSC official;? also at the end did you see where the other woman that alighted from the car slapping an FRSC official? I tell you. Yes, law enforcement abuse people and use their power indiscriminately but again, people too take the laws into their hands and disobey law enforcement for whatever reason.

I agree that the woman did wrong, but the FRSC officer was not supposed to beat her. In US slapping a police officer can bag you 6 months in jail and what she did was assaulting an officer, He should have just worked in accordance with the law and she would have slept in prison for some time rather than just receiving beating

No mind all thees kids on Nl.

chinjo:
OP pls get your facts right before jumping into conclusion. The lady in question (in red top) is a staff of FRSC. In fact, she is the Sector Legal Officer of FRSC Adamawa. She was flagged down by officers of FRSC while travelling along Jalingo-Wukari road with her mother. Instead of identifying herself as one of them and appreciating the work the boys were doing on a sunny afternoon, she came down and started heaping insults on them as to why they should stop her. In the process of the argument, she slapped one of them and that was how the problem started. She will definitely be sanctioned for unruly behaviour and inciting violence while the officer concerned will be sanctioned for incivility to members of the public. You can even see her mother slapping an officer. She is a disgrace to FRSC and the legal profession. I have the video clip

Colybaly:
#EndFRSC

If SARS own materialize, FRSC own can never materialize, lailai

sometimes i asked my self y am i a citizen of this country Nigeria.Feel so ahame being a country with this hausa pple.

sharpwriter:


If SARS own materialize, FRSC own can never materialize, lailai

All of them most times take law into their Hand

eagleeye2:
Is this not the organization that wants gun to be issued to them?
SmH

Lmao.....I wonder oo

9jaDoc:


Yeah, but we can't all move to Libya

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