Police Killed Two Armed Robbers in Military Uniform in Kogi State

No fewer than two armed robbers has been killed by police in kogi state.

The robbers who dressed in military uniform where killed after exchange of gunfire with the police.

Kogi state governor Media aide Mohammed Onogwu who disclose the development on his official Facebook page, said the armed Robbers numbering fives blocked road in the early hours of today 9th of June 2021, and start stopping vehicles within Ajaokuta area of the State when anti-robbery squads swing into action and engaged them.

Muhammad said “Criminals dressed in military uniform today met their waterloo in Ajaokuta Area of Kogi State when the Nigerian Police repelled what would have been another circle of vicious kidnapping attack. The alleged criminals numbering five had blocked the road stopping vehicles until the men of the Anti-Crime Patrol team of the Nigerian Police swooped on them and engaged them in fierce gun battle. Two of the criminals were killed as three others escaped into the bush with gunshot injuries.

The police team are on the trails of the fleeing suspected kidnappers, combing bush areas around the location of incidence. The Police have in their possession items recovered from the criminals, that include two wooden AK47, 25 assorted GSM handsets, one First Bank ATM card bearing Mohammed Jamiu and undisclosed sum of money.

Meanwhile, the Kogi State Government has praised the gallantry and swift response of the security forces who are ever poised to secure the state from criminal elements. The Governor, Alhaji Yahaya Bello through his Chief Press Secretary, Muhammed Onogwu called on citizens to go about their normal businesses as the state is battle ready to confront criminal elements and other related shenanigans.

“Kogi State has no abode for criminal elements, the state exists only for law abiding persons. Whoever think he can engage in crime will be decisively dealt. Our gallant security forces are on ground to ensure lives and property are secured, and the State will continue to provide the needed leadership”.