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Robbers attack bullion van, kill policeman, two others

Chidi Roberts by Chidi Roberts
February 24, 2021
in Breaking News, Crime, News
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The Police Command in Delta State, on Wednesday, confirmed an attack on a bullion van by  suspected armed robbers.

The police said that the attack occurred at  Ubulu-Okiti axis of Asaba-Benin express road, killing a police officer and two others.

The acting spokesperson of the police command in Delta,  DSP Bright Edefe, who  confirmed  the incident to newsmen in Asaba, said the incident took place on Tuesday.

He,  however, said that the command had yet to get full details of the incident.

“I can confirm the attack on the bullion on Tuesday, but as I speak with you, we have yet to get full details of what happened,” Edefe said.

A community source, who pleaded anonymity, had  told newsmen  that the gunmen succeeded in robbing the bullion van, after overpowering the police escorts attached to the van.

“The hoodlums blocked the van at Ubulu-Okiti and started shooting and  the police escorts returned fire.

“However, the armed robbers during the gun duel, killed a  police man and  two market women who were hit by stray bullets.

“They succeeded in emptying the bullion van and made away with the cash in a get-away car,” the source said.

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