Police Threatens To Shoot And Seize Phones Of #EndSARS Protesters In Calabar [Video]

Some police officers were caught on camera threatening to shoot Nigerians participating in the ongoing protest for the scrapping of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) at Mary Slessor Roundabout, in Calabar, Cross River State.

KanyiDaily had reported that there is an ongoing #EndSARS protest across the country against the SARS tactical unit of the Nigerian Police Force over brutality, illegal arrest, extortion, extra-judicial killings, among others.

Series of videos circulating on the social media from the #EndSARS protest in Calabar on Monday, show a police officer threatening to seize the mobile phones of the protesters.

Some protester also alleged that SARS operatives are on sight at the protest, and police officers are threatning to shoot them if they don’t stop the protest.

https://twitter.com/BigMike_Eneji/status/1315592978115764225?s=20

Below are some photosand video from the ongoing protest:

#WATCH: Police officer threatens to seize phones of protesters in calabar #SARSMUSTEND pic.twitter.com/qEtvEpx6FN

— P.M. NEWS (@pmnewsnigeria) October 12, 2020

Protesters at Calabar have been blocked by SARS and some phones seized for no reason.
Currently at 13 Brigade Marian.
Retweet aggressively because #SARSMUSTEND pic.twitter.com/AAv4Pl0mwW

— Calabar Landlord (@Humbhle_ak) October 12, 2020

In Calabar protest, this police man threatened to shoot us as we tried to video!!!#SarsMustGoNow pic.twitter.com/vah37Uy0uU

— 데보라 (@deborahetim_) October 12, 2020

Policemen in Calabar Harass protesters, try to stop them from protesting

Is protesting not a citizen’s right? #SARSMUSTEND pic.twitter.com/Ku4gVacCq3

— JayNaija (@JayNaija) October 12, 2020

In Calabar protest, this police man threatened to shoot us as we tried to video!!!#SarsMustGoNow pic.twitter.com/vah37Uy0uU

— 데보라 (@deborahetim_) October 12, 2020

KanyiDaily recalls that the Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, had announced immediate disbandment of the SARS police unit following nationwide protests over its brutality, illegal arrest, extortion, extra-judicial killings, among others.