
A volunteer has raised concerns over the conduct of a police officer who allegedly disregarded instructions to use a designated pedestrian footbridge at Amasaman and crossed a busy highway instead.
The volunteer said the officer was cautioned against crossing the road and advised to turn back and use the footbridge provided to ensure pedestrians' safety.
However, the officer reportedly ignored the warning and proceeded to cross the highway.
The incident has sparked concerns about road safety and the need for pedestrians, including law enforcement personnel, to comply with safety regulations and use designated crossing facilities.



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