POLICE BRUTALISE NSCDC PERSONNEL ON DUTY IN OSUN---watch the video












A disturbing incident of uncultured police brutality occurred on Tuesday, 22nd of October this year in the morning at Elizabeth Estate in Osogbo, Osun State capital.

A group of individuals claiming to be police officers in Ankara clothes with jacket drove into the estate with a private sienna vehicle, which was secured by the personnel of Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps NSCDC, over purportedly arrest a suspect. 

In a statement issued by the, CDPRO, ASC Kehinde Adeleke, the NSCDC Personnel on duty requested for means of identification which the policemen failed to provide.

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