Read what this soldiers did to a policeman

Soldiers at checkpoint

A policeman has allegedly been shot and
killed by soldiers over the weekend at a
military check point close to Panshan villafe

Daily Sun reports that the other victims later
identified as police officers, had sustained
injuries during the unfortunate incident
which claimed the life of one whose identity
is yet to be released.
The victims who had been on mufti at the
time of the incident, had reportedly been
travelling from Taraba State to Kaduna State
for an interview.
The reports reveal that the men had refused
to stop their bus at the check point for a
security search by the soldiers who were on
patrol, causing the military men to open fire
on them under the suspicion that they were
terrorists.
Major Joseph Adekunle , the Assistant Director
Army Public Relations (PRO) of the 33
artillery Brigade Bauchi, confirmed the
incident, disclosing that the bus had driven
through the check point without stopping,
arousing suspicion that they may be Boko
Haram insurgents or some criminals.
Major Adekunle added that the army had
later carried out further investigations which
had revealed that the victims were police
officers.
The situation has reportedly been brought
under control, as the roads have since been
opened for motorists.
The spokesman for the army urged members
of general public to follow the rules at every
check point, irrespective of their status in
society so as to avoid a recurrence of such an
incident in the future.
“The general public is also requested to note
that the current situation in the country
especially with the ongoing operation in
North East to clear the remnants of Boko
Haram terrorists from their hideouts, there is
need to ensure no escaping terrorists or
weapons are allowed to infiltrate other parts
of the country."