#SARS are notorious for callous ill-treatment of Nigerians, subjecting suspects to; horrific torture methods, including hanging, starvation, beatings, shootings and mock executions.

Victims who reported violations by SARS are asked to fund the investigation by providing money for travel and accommodation costs during the investigation. In many cases, police demand for a percentage of money recovered from SARS officers who were accused of extortion.

In Abuja, Anambra, Enugu and lagos lawyers and human rights defenders told Amnesty international that there are increasing numbers of detainees in custody of #SARS forced to pay a bribe to avoid being tortured or even killed. #EndSARS #EndImpunity

Lawyers in Anambra state told Amnesty International that they are not allowed to see their clients in SARS and that in some cases SARS officers direct family members to specific lawyers who will negotiate a bribe on their behalf.

Our research exposed the callous workings of a police squad operating outside of the law and inflicting daily brutality on Nigerians who are often legally powerless to defend themselves against criminal accusations, let alone from the torture meted out by SARS

Atrocities committed by #SARS
—Torture and ill-treatment of suspects.
—Extortion and stealing from suspects.
—Targeting young people based on their looks or gadgets they use.
—Intervening in civil matters.
—Poor and inhumane detention conditions.

Sars can arrest you for "bearing evil in mind"

The majority of the victims of torture in #SARS custody are poor and unable to hire legal representatives. In some cases when detainees cannot afford to pay bribes, they are simply tortured more.

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Why do we still have sars out there doing the same Nd there is noting done yet

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