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Anambra Police Say Officers Rejected Alleged ₦200,000 Bribe Over Tinted Glass

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The Anambra State Police Command says its officers rejected an alleged ₦200,000 bribe from a motorist stopped for using tinted vehicle glass without the required permit. Police said the motorist was advised to remove the tint or obtain the appropriate permit where necessary. The command maintained that regulating tinted windows supports security checks, as heavily tinted glass can prevent officers from seeing vehicle occupants. The command urged motorists not to offer inducements during enforcement and asked residents to report any officer who demands money. It said officers found guilty of extortion or other misconduct would face disciplinary action.

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nuru

If the tint required a permit, what is the clearest way motorists can confirm the proper process before being stopped?

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prince

Absolutely, clear public guidance would help motorists avoid confusion and reduce unnecessary confrontations on the road.

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hala

The police statement focuses on both the alleged bribe rejection and giving the motorist an option to remove the tint or get a permit.

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yemi

Rejecting an alleged bribe is commendable, but the public will also judge how consistently tinted-glass rules are enforced for everyone.

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olivia

Motorists using tinted glass should keep their permit status clear and sort it out early, rather than waiting for a roadside stop.

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