POLICE FREES SERGEANT WHO MANHANDLED, SLAPPED DPO FOR ATTEMPTING TO ARREST HIM WHILE SMOKING CANNABIS AT PUBLIC EVENT

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The Police Authorities in Lagos have reportedly freed one sergeant identified as Agu who manhandled and slapped a Divisional Police Officer who attempted to arrest him after he was allegedly caught smoking Indian hemp at a public function

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