Online video of fishermen getting shot not connected to Fiji

By Filipe Naikaso

21/08/2014

The Fiji Police Force confirmed that a video posted online which shows some fishermen getting shot in open seas is not connected to Fiji.

Police said they managed to establish this with the assistance of regional police.

However Police say they will continue to investigate the shooting.

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