photos of Traffic officer allegedly bites motorist in Delta state Nigeria

Traffic officer allegedly bites motorist in Delta (photos)

According to Facebook user, Prince Gwamnishu Harrison, a Delta State Traffic Management Authority (DESTMA) officer, bit a motorist at NTA Junction Okpanam Road Asaba, Delta State this morning. He however did not state what led to the attack. See more photos which he shared after the cut..

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