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Eight arrested over killing of police operatives in Delta

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The police have apprehended eight suspects in connection with the brutal killing of six operatives in Delta State.

The incident began in Ughelli, Delta State on February 23, 2024 with officers on a fact-finding mission ambushed. On February 26 other officers on a rescue mission were also ambushed, leading to the death of six policemen with six others still missing in action.

But the police authorities didn’t reveal the identities of the arrested suspects.

Five suspects were initially arrested shortly after the incident with an additional three suspects later apprehended at different locations.

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Ac statement on Saturday by the Force Public Relations Officer, ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi reads:  “The Nigeria Police Force has made significant progress in the investigation into the tragic incident.

“Following intensive investigative efforts, the police have apprehended eight (8) suspects in connection with the brutal ambush attack.

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“The arrested suspects are currently in custody and are assisting with the ongoing investigation. While the Nigeria Police Force is committed to ensuring that all those responsible for this reprehensible act, and many alike, are brought to justice swiftly and decisively. The Police assures that the suspects will soon have their day in court, with credible evidence, once investigations are concluded.

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“The Nigeria Police is deeply saddened by the heinous act of violence against our officers who were diligently performing their duty to protect and serve the community. Our thoughts and prayers are with the families of the fallen officers during this difficult time.

“We wish to reiterate that killers of our officers in this extant case, and many others, have murdered peace, and none of them will go unpunished”.

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