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Police Kill 2 Notorious Terrorists On Wanted List [PHOTO]
Police have neutralised two wanted notorious terrorists, Abu Na-Iraqi and Abu Na-Masari, in Kastina.
EKO HOT BLOG reports that Operatives of the Katsina State Police Command have killed two notorious terrorists on its wanted list, Abu Na-Iraqi, and Abu Na-Masari.
The wanted terrorists met their Waterloo while on a kidnap mission to Sokoto – Rima Quarters, Dutsinma Local Government Area of the State area, as Police swiftly engaged them in a gun duel.
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SP Gambo Isa, who is the Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO Katsina State, said the terrorists, in large numbers, shooting sporadically with AK 47 rifles, stormed the area to kidnap some residents.
“On 13/12/2022 at about 1930hrs, a distress call was received that terrorists in their numbers, shooting sporadically with AK 47 rifles, attacked Sokoto – Rima Quarters, Dutsinma LGA of Katsina state, with intent to kidnap some residents.
“Subsequently, Area commander Dutsinma and team swiftly moved to the area, engaged the terrorists in a gun duel, and neutralized two (2) notorious terrorists on the wanted list of the police, identified as (1) Abu Na-Iraqi and (2) Abu Na-Masari and recovered two (2) AK 47 rifles.
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“Search parties are still combing the area with a view of arresting other members of the syndicate, who fled the scene with gunshot wounds and/or recover their operational weapons.
“Investigation is ongoing please,” he said.
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