Nigerian Soldiers Invade Police Station, Assault Officer (VIDEO)

Nigerian Soldiers Invade Police Station, Assault Officer (VIDEO)

According to a video posted on Twitter Friday evening, members of the Nigerian Navy allegedly invaded a police station in Delta State, in the country’s south-south region, and assaulted a police officer.

According to the Twitter user who posted the video, the incident occurred at Enerhen police station, which is located near Warri.

The one-minute, 30-second video showed the assaulted officer moving around restlessly inside the police station, surrounded by angry colleagues pleading with him to remain calm.

His face was bloodied, and his police uniform was torn in places.

“Kingsley, relax. Don’t take laws into your hands,” a voice from the video background could be heard shouting.

“Make una leave me,” the assaulted officer said with a shrug, as he pulled off his shirt and hastened towards the gate, apparently to go after the naval officials who allegedly assaulted him.

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The video showed him briefly stepping out of the gate before the camera panned to some armed naval officials standing a few meters away from the police station’s gate.

“Una own don finished! Una own don finished! Una own don finished! The background voice in the clip kept saying, while rebuking the action of the naval officials.

“Una come beat police for police station. New bastard navy, beating police in the police station.”

The camera zoomed in on a naval official who appeared to be making a phone call, then panned to another scene in which a police officer confronted one of the naval officials.

“No let-am go-o. Make dem no let-am go,” the background voice shouted. “Bring my tear gas, bring my tear gas.”

The clip ended abruptly with the sound of footsteps, as if someone was hurrying away – perhaps to get the tear gas for the officer shouting in the background of the video.

When contacted, Delta State police spokesperson Bright Edafe declined to comment.

The clip ended abruptly with the sound of footsteps, as if someone was hurrying away – perhaps to get the tear gas for the officer shouting in the background of the video.

When contacted, Delta State police spokesperson Bright Edafe declined to comment. “We’re dealing with that internally,” he said.

Nigerian naval authorities had yet to issue a statement on the incident.

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