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Bandits kill 17 in Kaduna

Ibrahim Ahmadu by Ibrahim Ahmadu
March 14, 2019
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Nigeria Police Force

The Kaduna State Police Command said no fewer than 17 vigilantes were  killed by bandits in Jan Ruwa Village in Birnin Gawri Local Government in Kaduna State.

The Command Public Relations Officer, DSP Yakubu Sabo, confirmed this on Thursday in Kaduna.

Sabo disclosed that the police received information on March 12 at 11:45am that a group of bandits entered Jan Ruwa Village of Birnin Gawri LGA and rustled many cows.

”And that a team of vigilante group of the village who were returning from a function in Zamfara State, got the information, mobilised and pursued the criminals into the deep forest, engaged the bandits in serious gun duel, as a result of which some of the vigilante men lost their lives.”

Sabo said a combined team of policemen mobile force and conventional police and vigilante mobilised to the area for search and rescue mission .

He added that in the process, 15 dead bodies of the vigilante men were recovered, and additional two bodies later.

”This brings the total number of vigilante men who died to 17,” he disclosed.

The spokesman said the Commissioner of Police, Malam Ahmad Abdurrahaman, condemned the killing of those patriots and vowed to apprehend the perpetrators to face the consequences of their action.

“He condoled the families of these gallant citizens who volunteered to assist security agencies in the protection of life and property of the citizenry.

”The CP assure members of the public that, the command has sent detectives to the area and working hand in hand with other security agencies to ensure timely arrest of the culprits.”

He appealed to members of the public to assist police with relevant information on any suspicious person or group to ensure effective crime prevention in the state.

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