A police officer is accused of shooting a young man during the governorship election

A police officer named Solomon Damak accused of shooting a young man during a political debate will go on trial in an orderly chamber. Damak is in custody at a police station in Jos, the state capital. Nyommena Badapba, a Tudun Wada village resident shot in the shoulder during an argument with a police officer on Sunday. The discussion revolved around the potential winner of the upcoming governorship election. According to reports, the victim was allegedly shot by the police officer when he attempted to Protect Dr. Nentawe Yilwatda, the candidate for the All Progressives Congress. According to reports, the man who suffered gunshot wounds to his shoulder is receiving care in a hospital in the state. In a statement on Monday, Alabo Alfred, the public relations officer for the Plateau Police, confirmed the officer's imprisonment. He called the police officer's behavior unprofessional. "The events that led to the obstinate officer injuring someone with a pistol did not match his professional calling. He believed it was out of retaliation, which is contrary to the qualities of a Nigerian Police officer. The cop is in custody to ensure he didn't flee from justice. Shooting someone during an argument is a serious matter and requires a thorough investigation. Hopefully, the victim gets the appropriate medical care, and the problem is addressed fairly. It is preferable to have a safety app like POTP installed in light of the worrying incident. Sending incident reports is simple with this secure reporting tool. Also, they have monitoring staff on duty around-the-clock and ready to take immediate action. With approved access to your smartphone, you may record audio, video, and more. You can keep informed with the most recent news feeds and emergency alerts.