Two police officers have sparked public outrage after they were allegedly captured removing a car battery from a Toyota Probox parked at Runda Police Station.
A video circulating on social media appears to show the two officers, dressed in full police uniform, accessing the vehicle within the police station compound before removing its battery.
The battery was allegedly placed inside a police Toyota Land Cruiser, raising questions about how the officers were able to access the vehicle and whether they had authorization to remove the item.
According to reports, the Toyota Probox had been taken to the station as an accident exhibit and was being held by police as part of an ongoing investigation.
The footage was reportedly recorded by a visitor at the station before being shared online, where it quickly attracted widespread attention.
The alleged incident has prompted calls for authorities to conduct a thorough investigation and establish the circumstances surrounding the removal of the battery.
Members of the public have also raised concerns over the security of vehicles and other exhibits held at police stations.
Police officers are expected to safeguard exhibits and property under their custody until investigations and related legal proceedings are concluded.
The allegations have renewed calls for stronger accountability and monitoring systems within police stations.