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Police Begin Search As Armed Robbers Escape With $11m In Ogun

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Police Begin Search As Armed Robbers Escape With $11m In Ogun

The suspects made off with the cash, which was packed in two ‘Ghana-Must-Go’ bags, after disabling their victim’s car.

Operatives of Ogun State Police command have commenced a search for a four-man armed robbery gang that escaped with $11 million in Abeokuta, the state capital.

It was gathered that the armed robbers operated successfully on Friday at the Oke-Sokori of Abeokuta in the Abeokuta North Local Government Area without being challenged by security operatives.

The suspects made off with the cash, which was packed in two ‘Ghana-Must-Go’ bags, after disabling their victim’s car.

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All adorned on black T-shirts and jean trousers, they wore black facemasks, and brandished riffles in the three-minute robbery.

They were said to have fled the scene with their targeted money, stacked in two ‘Ghana-Must-Go’ bags, after dispossessing the car of their victim – a Hausa trader – who rode the area in a Toyota Venza salon car.

The Police Public Relations Officer in the state, Abimbola Oyeyemi, confirmed the incident to Channels Television on Saturday in a phone conversation. He described it as unfortunate.

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“It is quite unfortunate that the suspects had escaped the scene before our operatives could arrive at the scene. But I want to assure you that we will definitely get them and bring them to justice,” he said.

“The command had immediately upon receipt of information about the incident, sent a signal across the state to ensure that the suspects are tracked down. All our technical units have been activated and for sure, we will get them”.

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“I, however, want to use this medium to assure the good people of Ogun State not to panic as there is no course for alarm; they should remain calm, and go about their normal and routine businesses because our men will surely track down the suspects.”

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