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Police react to viral video of officers’ alleged brutality in Osun"
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The Assistant Inspector-General of Police (AIG) accountable for Zone 11 Headquarters, Osogbo, AIG Bassey Ewah, has reacted to a viral video circulating on social media, exhibiting some law enforcement officials allegedly assaulting a suspect in Ede, Osun State on Wednesday, November 4.
The viral video confirmed the second a younger man was being assaulted and manhandled by males wearing police uniforms whereas a younger woman assumed to be his companion was frantically pleading and begging for leniency.
Reacting to the video, the Zonal Police Public Relations Officer of Zone 11 Headquarters, Osogbo, SP Ojedele Tunji, famous that the AIG considered the incident with “serious concern”, assuring the general public that the Nigeria Police Force doesn’t condone any type of brutality, intimidation or abuse of energy by its personnel.
According to the assertion, Ewah famous that whereas law enforcement officials are constitutionally empowered to implement the regulation and preserve public order, such tasks should be discharged with professionalism, restraint, self-discipline and utmost respect for the elemental human rights and dignity of each particular person.
“The AIG needs to tell the general public that the officers concerned within the incident have been recognized, and needed steps have been initiated to make sure that the matter is totally investigated.
Any officer discovered culpable of misconduct or violation of established police rules will face acceptable disciplinary measures in accordance with the extant legal guidelines and rules of the Nigeria Police Force”he stated
Watch the viral video beneath
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