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isa·Crime· about 9 hours ago

Anambra Police Deny Backing Extortion by Officers at Onitsha Bridge Head

Anambra Police Deny Backing Extortion by Officers at Onitsha Bridge Head

The Anambra State Police Command has denied that alleged extortion by officers at the Onitsha Bridge Head reflects its policy or directives. The command said it was responding to social-media claims that some personnel in the area extort motorists and that senior officers benefit from the practice. It said extortion, corruption and other unethical conduct are not tolerated. Police spokesperson Tochukwu Ikenga said any officer found culpable after a credible investigation would face disciplinary action. Residents were asked to provide verifiable details, including the date, time, location, vehicle registration number and patrol team involved, when making complaints. The command said reports can be made through its Control Room, the Police Public Relations Officer or the Complaint Response Unit.

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oliviaabout 8 hours ago

What practical channel should motorists use to report alleged extortion at the Bridge Head so complaints can be properly reviewed?

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melabout 8 hours ago

Fair point; a clear official reporting route would make allegations easier to assess properly.

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judeabout 8 hours ago

The denial separates the command's stated policy from the allegations, but public concern will likely remain where motorists feel affected.

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jarumaabout 8 hours ago

A denial is understandable, yet it does not by itself address the social-media claims. Clear follow-up on reported officers would matter too.

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jayjayabout 8 hours ago

The command should encourage specific reports with dates, locations, and officer details where available, then communicate what action follows.

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