Police Shot Me Twice, Bus Driver Narrates

Harrison Miti who survived a police shooting incident yesterday says he cannot fail to identify a police officer in broad daylight, insisting he was shot twice in the stomach.
From his hospital bed at UTH, Miti recounts how a police officer in uniform cocked his rifle, pointed to his stomach and pulled the trigger, leaving him gasping on the ground.
I was driving from Chilenje. After I reached Kamwala clinic, I found [traffic] congestion. In front of me, there was a truck which looked like it had broken down and it was causing congestion. So I moved from my left lane and started driving in the right lane to overtake the vehicles. In front there was a Toyota Corolla coming and it stopped me,” Miti explains in local Nyanja.
“I apologised to the officer and tried to plead with him, even the passangers helped me pleaded but he opened the door started beating me with a gun in his hands. Then he cocked the bullets and shot me in the stomach. When he shot me the second time, the bullet went and shot the passenger in the leg”.