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Nigerian police are Cheap Alprazolam Sale carrying out a shocking level of extrajudicial killings and enforced disappearances, Amnesty International says.

The rights group’s three-year inquiry details cases of prisoners tortured to Cheap Alprazolam Sale death and shootings at roadblocks.

Amnesty says the Cheap Alprazolam Sale police complain they are poorly trained and that criminals are often better armed than Cheap Alprazolam Sale they are.

On Tuesday, a Cheap Alprazolam Sale hospital in Enugu told the BBC it was overwhelmed by bodies being brought to Cheap Alprazolam Sale them by police.

The BBC visited the hospital’s morgue in the Cheap Alprazolam Sale south-eastern city and took photographs, showing piles young men, lying on top of one another and Cheap Alprazolam Sale strewn about on tables and floors.

It was established that Cheap Alprazolam Sale at least seven people were last seen alive in police custody, accused of kidnapping.

Enugu State police commissioner Mohamed Zarewa told the Cheap Alprazolam Sale BBC he was too busy to talk about their cases.

‘Brutalised’

“The Nigerian police are Cheap Alprazolam Sale responsible for hundreds of unlawful killings every year,” said Erwin van der Borght, director of Amnesty International’s Africa programme, said in a statement.

“The majority of the Cheap Alprazolam Sale cases go uninvestigated and the police officers responsible go unpunished.

“The families of the Cheap Alprazolam Sale victims usually get no justice or redress. Most never even find out what Cheap Alprazolam Sale happened to their loved ones.”

A corrupt police culture, little training or Cheap Alprazolam Sale competence with firearms, and the legacy of Nigeria’s military era are all contributing factors, the report says.

Nigerian human rights lawyer, Femi Falana, believes police officers are Cheap Alprazolam Sale being brutalised by their training regime.

“Police are Cheap Alprazolam Sale not trained to respect human beings. They are not taught about human rights of citizens and Cheap Alprazolam Sale other people in Nigeria,” he says.

“They are Cheap Alprazolam Sale not taught that they have a duty to prevent and Cheap Alprazolam Sale arrest criminality in the society.”

Justification

The Amnesty report’s authors are demanding an end to a culture of impunity.

They say police guidelines called Force Order 237 – allowing police to Cheap Alprazolam Sale fire on civilians fleeing arrest for serious crimes – must be changed.

Amnesty says the order justifies firing on anyone resisting arrest.

The BBC’s Caroline Duffield in Lagos says gauging the Cheap Alprazolam Sale scale of police violence is difficult – there is no proper data on civilians killed by police.

Two years ago the Cheap Alprazolam Sale authorities announced they had shot dead 785 armed robbers over a Cheap Alprazolam Sale 90-day period, she says.

Amnesty says about 110 police officers are Cheap Alprazolam Sale killed in shoot-outs with criminals every year.