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DPO who beat up female traffic warden demoted by IGP

A Divisional Police Police Officer who beat up a female traffic warden has been demoted by the Inspector General of Police.

Patrick Onwu has been served a good reward for his actions

In a swift reaction, the IGP directed Ali to forward the necessary details of the accused officer to the force secre­tary, Abuja, for further disciplinary actions.

Onwu had descended on the female traffic warden, Inspector Anifat Bello, at her duty post at the NNPC Junction on IBB Boulevard way, Abeokuta, the state capital, and beat her to a pulp for daring to stop his vehicle while controlling the traffic.

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The incident had drawn a lot of condemnation by the force and the State Police Relations Officer (PPRO), DSP Muyiwa Adejobi, had said in a press statement that Ali was unhappy about the incident and had directed that the matter be thoroughly investigated.

Arase commended the high level of discipline displayed by Bello, who refused to fight back, saying that the likes of Onwu, should not be in the police.

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