Crime

How Police Shot Dead A Keke Driver Over ‘N100 Bribe’ In Rivers (Video)

There is Pandemonium at Rukpoku area of Port Harcourt as a yet to be identified policeman killed a Keke driver over ‘N100 Bribe in Rivers.

Infoexpert24 reports that the incident which happened around 7 am, on Airport road has caused a huge riot in the area and some angry youths and colleagues of the murdered driver have taken over the major road in protest.

The development has caused gridlock on the airport road following blockages and burnfires on the road by the aggrieved youths.

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A source who allege witnessed the event alleged that the police killed the victim for refusing to offer him N100 bribe.

Below are videos from the scene of the incident in Rivers:

For how long would police extra judicial killing and brutality thrive in Nigeria and the Government fold their hands and watch innocent citizens die in the hands of those who are supposed to protect them?

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