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Police neutralise 12 suspected bandits in Bauchi

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Tuesday, December 20, 2022

Aminu Alhassan [Photo Credit: The Paradise News]

Aminu Alhassan [Photo Credit: The Paradise News]

The Bauchi State Police Command says it has neutralised 12 suspected kidnappers and bandits throughout a raid within the Alkaleri Native Authorities Space of the state.

That is contained in a press release by the Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Ahmad Wakil, on Monday in Bauchi.

He mentioned the police additionally recovered weapons and bikes from the bandits.

Mr Wakil mentioned a joint operation of safety operatives engaged the suspects in 4 hideouts at Mansur, Digare, Gwana and Dajin Madam in Alkaleri Forest.

“Following the new alternate of superior fire-power by the operatives, which left 12 of the abductors neutralised whereas others subdued, dislodged and scampered in disarray into the close by bushes with potential gunshot wounds and deserted their camps.

“Consequently, weapons and operational bikes had been recovered in the course of the operation,” he mentioned.

He mentioned the command had intensified patrols to apprehend the fleeing members of the syndicate.

(NAN)

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