The Judicial Panel of Inquiry, exploring claimed instances of police mercilessness and other related extrajudicial demonstrations by the dead Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) in Niger State, saw “the great, the awful and the most amazing aspect the police.
The board is exploring infringement of rights by SARS and other police units.
The Chairman of the 14-memeber board, Mr Ishaku Usman, spread the word about this while introducing its report to Gov. Abubakar Sani-Belllo in Minna.
Usman said that the board got 17 petitions, 53 observers and 50 displays.
“Over the span of our two months sitting, we saw the great, the awful and the most amazing aspect the staff of Nigerian police,” he said
“The board found that there is defiance and exemption among the positions and records of the police.
“We suggest that ethics of compassion and compassion ought to be instilled into the exploration preparing and preparing of the police power,” he said.
Reacting, Sani-Bello, complimented the executive and individuals from the board for doing equity to the task given to them.
Sani-Bello approached the Federal government to focus on government assistance for the police just as arrangement of satisfactory working gear to work appropriately.
Bello, at that point initiated a white paper council, headed by Bello Dan-Yahaya, to experience the report for execution.