How SARS Operatives Stray Bullet Shattered My Left Leg - Hairdresser Opens Up Before Lagos Judicial Panel

As indicated by the candidate, the proprietor of the lodging, one Abu, who normally gave the SARS agents cash, was not around to take care of them. 

Mrs Hannah Olugbodi, a 35-year-old stylist, has revealed to her police fierceness story. 

The lady, on Saturday, described how she wound up on a prop after her left leg was broken by a wanderer slug terminated by certain men of the disbanded police Special Anti-Robbery Squad who were endeavoring to capture a youngster with tattoos in June 2018 at the Ijeshatedo zone of Lagos. 

Olugbodi said the SARS agents were at one Ogun City Hotel, to request cash to fuel their vehicle when they saw the youngster with tattoos among a gathering of people viewing a football coordinate at the lodging. 

As indicated by the applicant, the proprietor of the inn, one Abu, who ordinarily gave the SARS agents cash, was not around to take care of them. 

She said the SARS agents marked the youngster with tattoos a Yahoo kid (digital fraudster). 

She said an endeavor by the SARS agents to capture and remove the kid with tattoos was opposed by different young men, making the SARS agents to fall back on discharging shots. 

Olugbodi said she was at Ijesha market attempting to purchase pepper to get ready nourishment for her youngsters to take to class the next day when she was hit by a wanderer shot. 

She said the market ladies surged towards her and approached her for her location and the name of her better half, which she figured out how to give prior to dropping. 

She said she was ultimately taken to the Lagos University Teaching Hospital where they said there was no bed space and she was given four packs of intravenous liquid right in the transport. 

"They specialist said they expected to perform four medical procedures. The slug influenced my bone. The specialist said the subsequent medical procedure would include cutting my bone on the grounds that the bone didn't endure," she said. 

Olugbodi said she went through a half year in LUTH and the specialist disclosed to her she expected to restore two years after the fact for a subsequent medical procedure. 

"I can't walk appropriately; I feel torment at regular intervals. At the point when I stayed there (in the lobby), I felt the AC (forced air system) inside my bone; I needed to go out for some time. 

"I can't walk appropriately, I stun now. In the 12 PM, I can't rest. I can't accomplish my work. Since two years, I have been at home, sitting idle. 

"The board ought to remunerate me and my two children. It is just my significant other that is doing everything," Olugbodi said. 

The applicant's significant other, Oluwaseun Olugbodi, who likewise affirmed before the board, substantiated his better half's story, adding that the Divisional Police Officer in the region disclosed to him that the wanderer slug was terminated by SARS agents from Gbagada. 

The board dismissed the case till December 8 for additional consultation.