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    Anti-kidnapping task force kills 2 robbers in Warri

    December 18, 2011
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    Emma Amaize

    18 December 2011, Sweetcrude, WARRI- TWO armed bandits were shot dead, weekend, during a tough gun battle with men of the Anti-Kidnapping Task Force of the Delta Waterways Security Committee, DWSC, Warri, Delta State.

    A gang or robbers had earlier attacked a shop at Ogbe-Ijoh market, Warri, and shot dead a couple and their sales girl for allegedly refusing to handover gold and other jewels in their shop to them.

    But policemen attached to the anti-kidnapping task force, who were on township patrol, intercepted an armed robbery gang said to have been terrorizing residents Ogbe-Ijoh, Warri and environs.

    On sighting the police, the robbers opened fire to scare them, but the policemen replied with superior firepower, killing two of the hoodlums.

    Sensing that they might be killed too, the other gang members took to their heels, leaving behind three locally made pistols with three live cartridges.

    While the exchange of gun fire lasted, panic gripped residents who feared that the bandits could overpower the police, but they went into jubilation when they saw two robbers lying lifeless at the end of the battle.

    A police source who confirmed the report said the corpses of the deceased robbers were deposited at the Central Hospital, Warri.

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