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🚨UPDATE from yesterday’s illegal migrant arrested in Dumfries. More details released about the contents of the mobile phone found on a French beach - which documents not only the whole process leading back to the criminal gangs but the following; - An illegal crossing, showing the origins of the...

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Police Deny Assaulting Man For Refusing To Give Up His Phone The Nigeria Police Force has reacted to the viral video where police officers are seen dragging a man on the road in the Ishashi area of Ojo, Lagos State. The police spokesman in Lagos state, Benjamin Hundeyin, said this in reaction to the video which was shared on Twitter. In the viral video shared on Sunday, police officers are seen dragging a young man and attempting to prevent him from using his phone. Reacting to a user's claim that police officers beat the man because he refused to give up his phone, Hundeyin debunked it, stating that arrested suspects in sensitive cases such as cultism will not be allowed to make calls immediately so that they do not alert their gang members to destroy evidence. He tweeted, “Your narrative is wrong and misleading. It is a fact that Ishashi is one of the hotbeds of cultism in Lagos State. It is equally a known fact that these cultists engage in heavy drug abuse. So doing a random search of three young men moving together and finding hard drugs on one of them would definitely call for a closer look. “Yes, he was being prevented from making a call. No one attempted to collect his phone. This is not the norm in all cases. This particular case borders on a felony, cultism. Freshly arrested suspects in cases as sensitive as cultism will not be allowed to make calls IMMEDIATELY so that they don’t alert their gang members to destroy evidence and bolt. Calls can later be made after the initial documentation and in the presence of the IPO. This was a clear case of resisting arrest and nothing about the phone. “Resorting to theatrics and false accusations along sensitive issues of phone searching will not deter #LagosPoliceNG from carrying out its mandate. Doing malicious video recordings will equally not cow the police into docility.” Credit: Twitter | BenHundeyin -- Follow us for more breaking news and videos

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