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Police probe officer filmed assaulting man in Imo

Premium Times's headline. Reported by Premium Times, TVC News.

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What Premium Times reported

Cases of police brutality, extortion, extrajudicial killings and other unprofessional activities in Nigeria have continued despite sanctions by police authorities, such as dismissal from service.

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Police probe officer filmed assaulting man in Imo. Cases of police brutality, extortion, extrajudicial killings and other unprofessional activities in Nigeria have continued despite sanctions by police authorities, such as dismissal from service. Covered by 2 publications. Premium Times: Police probe officer filmed assaulting man in Imo. TVC News: Imo Police Probe Viral Video Of ASP Assaulting Man.

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  1. Premium Times Nigeria Police probe officer filmed assaulting man in Imo Cases of police brutality, extortion, extrajudicial killings and other unprofessional activities in Nigeria have continued despite sanctions by police authorities, such as dismissal from service. 29 Oct · Tier 2
  2. TVC News Nigeria Imo Police Probe Viral Video Of ASP Assaulting Man The Imo State Police Command has launched an investigation into a viral video showing an Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) assaulting a man along the Owerri–Orlu Road on October 27, 2026. The Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Okoye Henry, disclosed this in a statement on Wednesday, identif 28 Oct · Tier 3

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