Nigeria - Officer Accidently Blows Up His Abdomen

icehole · #21 ● 06-29-2021, 04:21 AM

kids, never hang your grenade on your belt!!

**kellyhound** · #22 ● 06-29-2021, 09:46 AM

Thank you.

I had the following video, but didn't upload it as it's terrible quality.

more here: https://www.documentingreality.com/f...school-223408/

Problem is that no one believes it was an accident.
He's wearing plain cothes and is a police inspector.
the name tag says idi amin while his name is idi aminu (like the cops tell in the yt vid below)
Also the cop says it's standard gear to carry a grenade, which she later says is a tear gas grenade.

Why would he creep around a primary school, plain clothed and only carry a grenade. If he accidentally hit the pin of the grenade with his elbow most damage would be done to his pelvis area imo.

I can even see the belt attached to his body.
His hand is missing and most damage is to his upper body like he was about to throw a real grenade that exploded to early for whatever reason.

It gets even crazier the cop telling he was transported to the Hospital where he was declared dead as in the vids he's as dead as a doorknob imo.

Was he on a special mission to cause mayhem to put boko haram in an even more bad spotlight or did he actually run over to boko haram.

food for thought plus i don't believe anything coming from Nigeria in media outlets lol

SimoneFlen' · #23 ● 06-29-2021, 10:39 AM

Originally Posted by kellyhound ↗

Problem is that no one believes it was an accident.
He's wearing plain cothes and is a police inspector.
the name tag says idi amin while his name is idi aminu (like the cops tell in the yt vid below)
Also the cop says it's standard gear to carry a grenade, which she later says is a tear gas grenade.

Why would he creep around a primary school, plain clothed and only carry a grenade. If he accidentally hit the pin of the grenade with his elbow most damage would be done to his pelvis area imo.

I can even see the belt attached to his body.
His hand is missing and most damage is to his upper body like he was about to throw a real grenade that exploded to early for whatever reason.

It gets even crazier the cop telling he was transported to the Hospital where he was declared dead as in the vids he's as dead as a doorknob imo.

Was he on a special mission to cause mayhem to put boko haram in an even more bad spotlight or did he actually run over to boko haram.

food for thought plus i don't believe anything coming from Nigeria in media outlets lol

Yeah, it was annoying searching his name as the results always asked me if I meant 'Amin' not 'Aminu'.

I don't see a belt either + also read about it being tear gas in the initial reports.

There were loads of reports stating that he was going to a school, but later reports stated that it wasn't the case. Hard to know what the truth is when there's so many conflicting reports.

**kellyhound** · #24 ● 06-29-2021, 12:34 PM

Originally Posted by Simone ↗

Yeah, it was annoying searching his name as the results always asked me if I meant 'Amin' not 'Aminu'.

I don't see a belt either + also read about it being tear gas in the initial reports.

There were loads of reports stating that he was going to a school, but later reports stated that it wasn't the case. Hard to know what the truth is when there's so many conflicting reports.

in the second vid i posted in death he's laying only 10 ft from the school. He had no business being there and like the policespokeswoman says it was a teargas cannister that went off at his belt.
In a medical case i found you don't get the wounds like we see in the pics and vids.

A 25 year old male prison officer who sustained bodily and left eye (LE) injuries following accidental tear gas canister explosion.

There was associated pain with LE tearing, swelling, redness and photophobia but no significant reduction in vision. General examination revealed facial and limbal injuries and associated bleeds.

The visual acuities were 6/5 RE, 6/9 LE. On the LE were mild periorbital oedema, ciliary injection and a 2 mm intracornea metalic foreign body (FB).

The LE was copious irrigated with cold water and cornea FB was removed under general anaesthesia.
The post-operative management included guttae tropicamide 0.5%, ofloxalab, ivyflur, and ointment chloramphenicol. The patient was discharged 2 days later with VA of 6/9 and this had improved to 6/6 after a week follow up.

Tear gas canister explosion can result in bodily injuries particularly ocular morbidity. Early presentation and appropriate management would prevent untoward complications.

Regular training of personnel handling tear gas canisters on safety precautions and compliance to its use underscored.