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Suspected robber shot dead in Delta

Chidi Roberts by Chidi Roberts
September 10, 2020
in Breaking News, Crime, News
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Suspected robber shot dead in Delta

The Police in Delta State, on Wednesday, killed a member of suspected robbery gang during an encounter in Udu Local Government Area (LGA) of the state.
Police Commissioner, Mr Hafiz Inuwa, confirmed this in Warri on Thursday.
Inuwa said that the police were on the trail of the other fleeing members of the gang who escaped with various degrees of bullet wounds.
“It is true and confirmed that the police encountered a robbery gang at a highway junction and one of them was gunned down, while the rest escaped with bullet wounds. We are on the trail of the fleeing suspects,’’ Inuwa said.
A reliable source said that the incident happened on Wednesday at the highway Junction in Udu.
According to the source, the Anti-Crime Patrol Team of the police was on a `Stop and Search’ when they encountered the robbery gang.
The source added that the suspected robbers were in a Lexus 360 jeep suspected to have been snatched from a popular hotel at Ovwian community in the Udu LGA.
“The gang had earlier attacked motorists dispossessing them of their money and other personal effects.
“Luck, however, ran out of them as they encountered the police on patrol who engaged them in a gun duel. In the process, one of them was gunned down. The car and live cartridges were recovered from the suspects,’’ the source said.

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