Two policemen die during gun battle with armed group rattling cattle in Kebbi state.

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Two policemen have been confirmed dead during exchange of gun battle with armed group in Kebbi state.
The Kebbi state police command said the incident occurred on the 3rd January.
The statement read ” armed hoodlums suspected to be Lakurawa bandits on motorcycles invaded Alhaji Lawal Black Farm and nearby Fulani settlements located at Natsini village, along Argungu/Kangiwa road and rustled unspecified number of cows. On receipt of the report, a team of Police Safer Highway patrol immediately rushed to the scene, engaged the bandits in a gun duel, pursued them, forcing the bandits to escaped into the forest with gunshot wounds and successfully recovered some of the rustled cows. Regrettably, two Police Officers lost their lives during the encounter.

In view of the above, the Commissioner of Police, Kebbi State Command, CP Bello M Sani had condemned the unfortunate incident, prayed for the soul of the deceased Police Officers to have an eternal rest and give their immediately families and well wishers the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss.

The CP equally paid an on the spot assessment visit of the scene, after which he visited the Emir of Argungu, Alhaji Dr. Sama’ila Muhammad Mera, CON where he condoled and briefed him on the efforts of combined security agencies towards combating crimes in the area.

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