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Ann Marie Dawson <[log in to unmask]>
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Things that make you go Hmmmmm.  I can just imagine someone actually asking
to search a Police Officer before being arrested. 😁😁

May 14, 2019
BBC News Africa


[image: image.png]Getty Images
A policeman at work on the streets of Port Harcourt

A blog by a Nigerian policeman advises citizens that they can request
officers are searched themselves before starting a search on a member of
the public.

The website
<https://frankmbablog.com/part-2-tips-for-safe-and-cordial-conducts-during-an-arrest/>,
written by DCP Frank Mba, a deputy commissioner of police, provides tips on
our how to have "safe and cordial" conduct with police during an arrest.

"You may politely request that the officer be searched before searching
you," one of the tips says. "Often times, this helps to allay fears that
someone may be trying to 'plant' incriminating items on you or implicate
you in any other way."

People have reacted angrily on social media, criticising the behaviour of
the police.

It follows a series of tweets from the Nigeria Police Force last week
<https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-48214438>advising people how to
survive a checkpoint, after a video of an officer demanding a bribe went
viral.

The blog also advises readers that they should ask to see the officer's
search warrant, tell the officers about any "health challenges" and inform
a friend or family member if they are arrested.


*Nigeria Police Force*‏Verified account @PoliceNG
<https://twitter.com/PoliceNG>
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Open the link below to follow discussions on safe and cordial relationship
between the Public and the Police on http://frankmbablog.com
<https://t.co/sRcshEmVO7>. This Part 2 of the series is providing you with
‘TIPS FOR SAFE AND CORDIAL CONDUCTS DURING AN ARREST SITUATION’. https://
frankmbablog.com/part-2-tips-for-safe-and-cordial-conducts-during-an-arrest/
 … <https://t.co/nL7h1cY6Lu>
12:00 PM - 13 May 2019

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-- 
Ann Marie

"The art of living consists of knowing what to pay attention to and what to
ignore."  -- Mardy Grothe

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