Hoodlums Kill 2 Policemen In Aba, Set Station On Fire (VIDEO)

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No fewer than 2 policemen were in the early hours of Tuesday feared dead by suspected hoodlums following the invasion of Abayi police station located at the World Bank Housing Estate in the commercial nerve centre of Abia, ABN TV reports.

According to a police source who confirmed the story to ABN TV said the incident occurred at about 2am on Tuesday.

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The station was also set on fire, causing tension in the area.

Names of the officers killed during the attack were simply given as SGT Emmanuel and ASP Vincent.

The police armoury in the division was also looted while many vehicles were burnt to ashes.

The source said there was a stiff resistance by the police operatives who were however overpowered by the hoodlums.

Attack on police personnel and facilities in Abia has become a recurrent decimal in recent times.

About two weeks ago, a police station in Omoba, Isialangwa South was also attacked, leading to the death of two policemen.

Source: https://abntv.com.ng/2021/02/breaking-hoodlums-burnt-down-police-station-in-abia-kill-2-policemen/

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Gunmen kill two policemen in Anambra, set patrol van ablaze







Unknown gunmen have killed two police officers in Ekwulobia, headquarters of Aguata Local Government Area of Anambra State.
 
Details of the incident are still sketchy but it was gathered that the attackers carted away the arms of the officers after killing them and burning the patrol van. 
 
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Hoodlums kill two policemen in Anambra, set patrol van ablaze







Some suspected hoodlums have reportedly killed two police officers in Ekwulobia, headquarters of Aguata Local Government Area of Anambra State.
 
Daily Trust reported that the attackers carted away the arms of the officers who they opened fire on while they mounted a checkpoint in the area.
 
This is coming barely 24 hours after a police station was torched in Osisioma Ngwa Local Government Area of Abia State.