Police officers die in a terrible accident while chasing a commercial bus
Day-in-day-out, police officers keep risking their lives to ensure law and order are maintained in the society, and this is one of such instances.
Police officers die in a terrible accident while chasing a commercial bus
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Reports say the officers were using an official police car to track the Sienna carrying passengers along the Ogoni/Akwa Ibom road when the fatal accident occurred.
According to gistreel.com, in the course of the chase, the police car crashed into a bush and somersaulted, leaving two officers dead.
Interestingly, the Sienna that was being chased by the officers zoomed off after the incident.
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A Twitter user identified as @unklebassey shared the story on the social media platform with images of the police officers lying on the ground being attended to by their fellow officers.
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