SARS reportedly kill one, multiple injured during burial procession of young man shot dead by security operatives in Rivers state

New reports have it that a few agents of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, SARS, supposedly shot dead one individual and left different endured during a burial service parade in Rumuosi, Obio-Akpor neighborhood government zone of Port Harcourt, the Rivers State on Monday.

It's accounted for that the parade was for the entombment of one Aleruchi Woko, who was supposedly slaughtered by a military work force during a challenge over the vile territory of Nkpolu Junction on the East-West street in Nkpolu, last November.

Observers state the episode occurred at about 9.30 am the point at which a few young people who had gone to convey the body generally Aleruchi Woko at a funeral home in Rumuosi, started victimizing retailers and inhabitants with blades.

The episode came about into frenzy as inhabitants and retailers immediately bolted up their homes and shops and rushed for security.

"Some Policemen who saw the suspected gangsters wearing dark T-shirts and dark pants and grasping sharp cleavers while denying brokers of their products started taking shots at them. Firearm shots were heard in and around Nkpolu people group. Some of Tricycle riders drove rashly as a component of the internment parade," the eyewitnes said.

At the point when reached over the episode, the Community Development Committee Chairman of Nkpolu Community, Achinike Orubuogwu, stated:

"The young fellow murdered by the Police and the other one nursing slug wounds are not indigenes of the network, however sympathizers who came to go along with us when went to the funeral home to convey the cadaver of our sibling."

The Rivers State Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO, DSP Nnamdi Omoni, who affirmed the occurrence said that the Command had accumulated enough insight report that there would be security break by criminals who might money on the entombment of the late Woko and needed to send officials and men to prevent their arrangements.

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