A man who previously exposed a Federal Road Safety patrol team for using worn-out tyres has shared a new video alleging that police destroyed his personal items after a court ordered they be returned to him.
In the clip recorded outside the Scorpion Police Station, he displayed his phone and camera eyeglasses, claiming both were damaged beyond repair.
“This is my phone. This is my camera eyeglass. Look at what they turned it to,” he said. “There’s nothing on my phone, it’s been completely formatted.”
According to him, he had gone to court on April 23 over the release of his seized items, including his car. The court ruled that the items be returned.
But moments after stepping out of court, he said he was arrested by SWAT officers who claimed there was a fresh petition accusing him of cyberbullying.
“I got arrested right in front of the court gate,” he recounted. “That’s what led to prison.”
He added that his car’s memory card and camera were no longer functional when he went to retrieve them from the Road Safety office.
The man alleged that the damage to his gadgets was deliberate, saying they contained evidence of his earlier encounter with the patrol team.
“If they were interested in the truth from the start, they would have checked the videos,” he said. “It was never about justice — it was about trying to delete somebody, destroy somebody, deal with somebody.”
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