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Police Officer Runs Mad, Shoots Four People

News Update

Reports has it that an armed police officer barricaded a busy road in Calabar and started shooting sporadically at passerbys.

It was gathered that the tragic incident happened at Atakpa junction near Watt Market, Calabar, in Cross River state.

An eyewitness account reveal that the armed policeman started shooting sporadically at innocent Nigerians in the morning, March 23.

The eyewitness further reveal that the police, who appeared to be mentally unwell, barricaded the road with no entrance to Watt Market.

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This singular act made people to running away for fear of being hit by the bullets, but unfortunately, four people were caught by the bullets and are now confirmed dead.

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