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#EndSARS: Anonymous hacks SARS database, uncovers critical details of officers

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…Issues 72 hours ultimatum to govt

By Chioma Obinagwam

The Database of the the defunct Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) of the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) has purportedly been hacked by someone who identified himself as ‘Anonymous’ on Twitter.

Confiance News gathered on Twitter on Thursday.

The details of the hacked SARS database. Photo: Twitter

 

The details of the hacked SARS database. Photo: Twitter

 

The details of the hacked SARS database. Photo: Twitter

 

The details of the hacked SARS database. Photo: Twitter

The hacked database showed details of the Names, Date of Birth, Phone numbers, Bank Accounts etc of the officers.

Anonymous further issued a 72 hours ultimatum to the government to end police brutality and bring erring officers to book in a viral video on Twitter.

 

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