Officers had opened fire on demonstrators amid furious clashes on the streets of the capital Bujumbura, as Pierre Nkurunziza defied international pressure to cease his latest campaign for president.
Shortly after the shots were fired, the policewoman was punched, kicked and dragged along the streets of the capital Bujumbura by a furious mob who managed to separate her from her colleagues.
Harrowing images show the woman attempting to flee for her life while knife and stone-wielding men fight among themselves to reach her. See more pics after the cut
Eventually the female officer's colleagues managed to get between her and her attackers, enabling her to flee to safety with only minor injuries.
Harrowing images show the woman attempting to flee for her life while knife and stone-wielding men fight among themselves to reach her. See more pics after the cut
Hmmm I think she we lean her leason God save her
ReplyDeleteOh boy! Mobs can easily get out of control ooo. Thank God her colleagues were able to rescue her. Hmmm! "Uwaifo don talk e own o".
ReplyDeleteLol.,she could not handle pressure.....but i seriousely wish our african countries will start using rubber bullets in areas of voilent protest...she was lucky,,,their police looks well train n gallant,,if na oir NPF,,,omo them go abandon her n run for their dear life....
ReplyDeleteOh ok Good she survive
ReplyDeleteLeave a man's job for a man, hope you learnt ya lesson smh
ReplyDeleteWhat do u mean...is police job all about gender
DeletePype! Oya go and take her place
DeleteLmao,
ReplyDeleteThe thin funny sha. Thank God for her life n they dnt even rape her
ReplyDeleteNa wa oo
ReplyDeleteEmmanuel I don't agree with your comment
ReplyDeleteThis is just pathetic and says a lot of about our level of thinking as a whole.
ReplyDeleteShe was definitely wrong firing into the crowd. But wrong and worst still is the crowd's attitude toward a uniform personnel, though I belief they reacted in anger. But they shouldn't have descended on her that worst.