Zone 2 Police Engage Kidnappers in a Gun Duel , Recovers Unregistered Motorcycle, Arms and Ammunition

 By Naomisophyblog

The AIG Ari Mohammed Ali led Zone 2 Police Command has successfully dislodged some kidnappers from their hideout in Ogun state.

According to Hauwa Idris-Adamu, a superintendent of police, SP and
Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO of the
Zone 2 Command, “a syndicate of kidnappers who have been terrorizing Abeokuta (the capital of Ogun State) and its environs were seen somewhere suspected to be their hideout”.

“Consequently, a team of Detectives from the Zonal Monitoring Unit swung into action; on sighting the Police in their hideout at a forest along Ibara Orile Ogun State, the kidnappers engaged the Detectives in a gun duel where four kidnappers were neutralized while others escaped with bullet wounds”.

Thereafter, when the hideout was later searched, One (1) unregistered Bajaj Motorcycle, Four (4) AK47 rifles, Six (6) magazines loaded with 20 live ammunition, 10 expended ammunition were recovered. Further investigation into the incident revealed that members of the syndicate were drawn from different parts of the country while some of them came from the neighboring countries of Niger and Chad respectively.

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However, efforts are on top gear to arrest the other fleeing suspects while investigation is in progress.

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