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Gunmen attack Imo Police Division with explosives, free detainees

Chidi Roberts by Chidi Roberts
January 7, 2022
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Gunmen on Thursday attacked the Ideato South Police Division in Imo State with explosive devices and freed suspects detained at the station.

The explosive destroyed the administrative office of the division, the office of the Divisional Police Officer, as well as the administrative desk.

But Imo State Police command, in a swift reaction, said tactical team of the command repelled the attack and forced the gunmen to scamper into the bush.

The command’s spokesman, Mike Abattam (CSP), said in a statement that no life was lost, while the explosives caused minimal damage.

“On 06/01/2022 at about 0230 hours, at Ideato South Police Station, some unknown gunmen came in their numbers, shooting sporadically, and threw an Improvised Explosive Devices (I.E.D) into the station.

“The hoodlums were immediately repelled by the command’s tactical team and the police operatives of the division and in the ensuing gun duel, the hoodlums were overwhelmed by the superior fire-power of the police.

“However, no life or arms was lost and the detonated (I.E.D) only caused minimal damage.

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