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GistMedia0:
A disturbing video has surfaced online showing two Nigerian police officers dragging a young man out of a car and subjecting him to a severe beating. The footage, reportedly captured by a nearby motorist, has quickly gone viral and sparked widespread outrage across social media platforms.

In the video, the victim can be heard screaming, "What did I do?" as the officers repeatedly hit him with a gun and slapped him mercilessly. Another voice in the background can be heard saying, "They searched our cars and found nothing!"—suggesting that the assault may have followed an unprovoked search.

Although the exact location and time of the incident remain unclear, the brutality displayed in the video has reignited public anger over the growing trend of police misconduct in Nigeria. Many citizens are now calling on the Inspector General of Police (IGP) to urgently investigate the incident and address the alarming rise in police brutality nationwide.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqWRFeaop14

Firebox123:
did you know what they found in his car

Don't judge like that

Firebox123:
did you know what they found in his car

Don't judge like that

nnadychuks:
I’ve been driving on the highway, or within town and for one day police has never harassed me. I don’t Roger anybody, unless when my papers/license expires.

Im a young man too, but Sometimes I wonder what causes situations like this.
Like police go just see u begin Dey harass you?

Firebox123:
did you know what they found in his car

Don't judge like that

Valuepaints20:
Voice of the voiceless is been locked up

Firebox123:
did you know what they found in his car

Don't judge like that

newnigerdelta1:
Sowore thought you guy's to be rude this is the reward for been rude to officers

Firebox123:
did you know what they found in his car

Don't judge like that

Firebox123:
did you know what they found in his car

Don't judge like that

Lazy9jaYouth:
In as much as the NPF are fond of such behavior, it is also a crime to resist arrest.
This video does not provide sufficient evidence so any wise person shouldn't be quick to judge.
The best thing has done; publicizing the event, let investigation follow then we see the outcome.

Firebox123:
did you know what they found in his car

Don't judge like that

Firebox123:
did you know what they found in his car

Don't judge like that

nnadychuks:
I’ve been driving on the highway, or within town and for one day police has never harassed me. I don’t Roger anybody, unless when my papers/license expires.

Im a young man too, but Sometimes I wonder what causes situations like this.
Like police go just see u begin Dey harass you?

dawnomike:
The simple thing was to arrest him and take him into custody... Charge him to court and allow the law sentence him!!!

Firebox123:
did you know what they found in his car

Don't judge like that

nnadychuks:
I’ve been driving on the highway, or within town and for one day police has never harassed me. I don’t Roger anybody, unless when my papers/license expires.

Im a young man too, but Sometimes I wonder what causes situations like this.
Like police go just see u begin Dey harass you?

dawnomike:
The simple thing was to arrest him and take him into custody... Charge him to court and allow the law sentence him!!!

nnadychuks:
I’ve been driving on the highway, or within town and for one day police has never harassed me. I don’t Roger anybody, unless when my papers/license expires.

Im a young man too, but Sometimes I wonder what causes situations like this.
Like police go just see u begin Dey harass you?

GistMedia0:
A disturbing video has surfaced online showing two Nigerian police officers dragging a young man out of a car and subjecting him to a severe beating. The footage, reportedly captured by a nearby motorist, has quickly gone viral and sparked widespread outrage across social media platforms.

In the video, the victim can be heard screaming, "What did I do?" as the officers repeatedly hit him with a gun and slapped him mercilessly. Another voice in the background can be heard saying, "They searched our cars and found nothing!"—suggesting that the assault may have followed an unprovoked search.

Although the exact location and time of the incident remain unclear, the brutality displayed in the video has reignited public anger over the growing trend of police misconduct in Nigeria. Many citizens are now calling on the Inspector General of Police (IGP) to urgently investigate the incident and address the alarming rise in police brutality nationwide.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqWRFeaop14

dawnomike:
Mad men in uniform... Shameless fellas

Firebox123:
did you know what they found in his car

Don't judge like that

Firebox123:
did you know what they found in his car

Don't judge like that

TechBaron:
Same here. Been driving for over 10 years now.

I have driven from Mercedes to Prado.

Once I see a checkpoint from 30m, I slow down, wind down and locate my papers immediately.

If it's at night, I dim my headlights and put on my inner lights.

Over 10 years now, not a single case of police harassment.

There are times I willingly dash them money, especially when returning from club at night.