SARS Arrests Bus Carrying Children To Unknown Destination In Abia (Photos)

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BREAKING!!! SARS Arrest Fully Loaded Bus Carrying Children To Unknown Destination In Abia (Photos)

By Wisdom Nwedene, Umuahia

The officers of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad(SARS) have arrested a fully loaded bus carrying children to an unknown destination in Abia State.

Igbere TV reports that the ugly incident happened at Umuikaa Junction in Abia State.

According to Alfred Prince who shared the report to Igbere TV correspondent, trouble started when the children told the SARS operatives that they have no destination as they don't know where they were being taken to.

According to him, "the driver on being tortured by the men of SARS said he was taking them to a camp because of the corona virus."

He said : "Parents and guardians please be warned. This is what happened at umuikaa by tollgate this morning."

"The men of Nigerian police force SARS, stopped and arrested a moving bus with more than 15 children inside."

"On interrogation the children confirmed that they have no destination as they don't know where they were being taken to. The driver on being tortured by the men of SARS said he was taking them to a camp because of the corona virus."

"Parents has been advised to be careful with their children in this time of trials and temptation."

Meanwhile, as at the time of filing this report, efforts to speak with the SARS operatives proved abortive.

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