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Three policemen who assaulted an eight-month pregnant woman in Lagos are currently undergoing orderly room trial, the Lagos State Police Command said on Saturday. The command’s spokesman, Kenneth Nwosu, who made the disclosure, said they were arrested on Tuesday after a complaint about their alleged human rights infringement. He said the law would take its cause on any member of the police force that committed any crime, particularly human rights abuse but did not disclose the names of the policemen. The woman lost her pregnancy after the assault. Sources had said the woman had complication as a result of the assault. “The policemen were said to have sprayed tear gas on the woman in her car following an argument arising from the gridlock on the road. “She was rushed to one Safe Hands Hospital at Old Ojo Road, Amuwo Odofin where she was allegedly operated upon but the baby died less than 48 hours later. “Apparently the gas she inhaled resulted in the complication and the subsequent surgery. “The three policemen in question are attached to the Satellite Town Police Division,’’ the sources said. (NAN)


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That's a good development. NPF the worst thing to have happened 2 Nigeria..

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They will not go free in Jesus name, if dem release dem God go jail the spiritually

Let them face the law.They should be tried for murder.

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If found guilty, they should be put behind bars

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Well, the deed has been done and that is pure murder.May heaven reward them for what they have done and may their own family die through child birth.

Why not normal court trial for the policemen? Sometimes I don't trust the police, but if they will face trial within the police jurisdiction, they should make it public and involve 3rd party for prosecution.