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Police Announce Arrest Of Eight Suspects In Connection With Killing Of Officers

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By Ayodele Oni

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Eight suspected killers of six policemen in the Ohoro Forest within the Ughelli North Local Government Area of Delta State, have been arrested by the police.

The victims, identified as Inspector Abe Olubunmi (IRT), Inspector Friday Irorere, Sergeant Kuden Elisha, Sergeant Akpan Aniette, Sergeant Ayere Paul, and Sergeant Ejemito Friday, fell victim to an ambush on February 23 while engaged in a rescue mission.

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According to a statement released on Saturday by Force spokesman Olumuyiwa Adejobi, the suspects are currently in custody and are actively cooperating with ongoing investigations.

Adejobi explained that the arrests were made possible through rigorous investigative efforts. “Initially, five suspects were detained shortly after the incident, with an additional three apprehended at different locations.

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“The arrested suspects are currently in custody and are assisting with the ongoing investigation.

“The Nigeria Police Force is resolute in ensuring that all individuals responsible for this reprehensible act, and others like it, are swiftly and decisively brought to justice.”

He further assured that the suspects would face trial with credible evidence once investigations are concluded, reiterating the Nigeria Police’s commitment to holding all those involved in the tragic incident accountable.

Expressing deep condolences, Adejobi conveyed the Nigeria Police’s profound sadness over the violent attack on officers who were dutifully serving the community.

He extended sympathies to the families of the fallen officers during this challenging period.

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