NwaAmaikpe:



That's a gross violation of their fundamental human rights.

Why hold them against their will and still prevent them from being contacted by their family members?

The IGP should be ashamed of himself for openly proving that the Nigeria Police has no regards for human rights.

biacan:
Kill them all

Oluwolex2000:
Source - .COM

NO fewer than 32 operatives of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, SARS, are currently in detention, sources reported.

A source told sources that the arrested officers were moved to Abuja from different state commands during the weekend.

“The suspects, who are all male, are now being held at various detention cells of the Federal SARS at Guzape District, Abuja,” the source said.

“Since their arrival in Abuja, their family members and lawyers have not been allowed to see them based on an order from above,” it added.

The Inspector-General of Police, Ibrahim Idris, who reportedly ordered their arrests, is said to have assembled a team of top Police investigators to look into their cases.

Sources learned that they are being investigated for cases ranging from extortion, robbery, rape, among others. The commands where the suspects were serving have been directed to report to Abuja with proofs and exhibit needed in the course of investigation.

The source said Lagos Command has the highest number of suspects, next to the Federal Capital Territory, FCT.

“Their immediate orderly room trial and punitive measures will also become part of the ongoing moves to stem the tide of alleged impunity being campaigned against the Police institution,” the source said.

“At a recent meeting with the Police management team, the IG decided to apply prompt punishment for any SARS officer found wanting here in Abuja instead of their commands, where such cases are not properly handled.”

Police keep mum Yusuf Kolo, Assistant Commissioner of Police in charge of SARS at the force headquarters, refused to speak on the arrest when contacted by sources

Kolo said his job is “purely operational and investigative in nature.” However, Jimoh Moshood, Force Public Relations Officer, confirmed the arrests, but did not disclose the number of operatives in detention.

“I am aware of their investigation, but I don’t know the number of people involved,” he told sources. There is currently a nationwide campaign to scrap the outfit based on alleged excesses of its personnel.

Source : http://www..com/2017/12/32-sars-operatives-in-detention-in-abuja.html

NwaAmaikpe:



That's a gross violation of their fundamental human rights.

Why hold them against their will and still prevent them from being contacted by their family members?

The IGP should be ashamed of himself for openly proving that the Nigeria Police has no regards for human rights.

Pidginwhisper:
They'll be freed in few days tym. This one na just to massage the members of the public ego



Abi una don forget apo6 officer wey dem just call back

illegalking:
NP is generally corrupt I have proves but I don't wish to talk concerning this issue.. Let the FG give SARS all the power they can get soon it will over rise against the FG itself End result of all human is death we av nothing to fear..

Actually all Nigerian Armed Forces are legally corrupt. There's no need for proofs as it's glaring. Lolx there's an uprising already as both DSS and EFCC clashed some weeks back defying the senate order. .My sole responsibility is to defend my fatherland.Hence, We cannot interfere unless revolution takes place

greenhulk:


U are getting it wrong dude. This is an internal problem, they are police officers being disciplined by their superiors, there's no violation of human rights here.,. They have not been dismissed. It's just like a soldier put under detention in the guard room for offences. Do u need to employ a lawyer for that? Of course if the 'suspects' wish to employ a lawyer then they are free to do that, it is their right but then it will change from an internal problem to s normal police case and any privilege they have an officers will be denied them, they will be detained in the cell with other criminals instead of being detained in a cell for officers. And of course they will no longer be treated as officers.

NwaAmaikpe:



That's a gross violation of their fundamental human rights.

Why hold them against their will and still prevent them from being contacted by their family members?

The IGP should be ashamed of himself for openly proving that the Nigeria Police has no regards for human rights.

NwaAmaikpe:



That's a gross violation of their fundamental human rights.

Why hold them against their will and still prevent them from being contacted by their family members?

The IGP should be ashamed of himself for openly proving that the Nigeria Police has no regards for human rights.

biacan:
kill them all

biacan:
Kill them all