4 Policemen Killed On Their Way To Monitor Anambra Election


 
Four policemen heading for Anambra State on election duties were shot dead by gunmen in Edo State.
It was gathered that the policemen, who were deployed from Osun state and travelling in a truck, came under fire at the Benin by-pass after which four of them were believed to have died.
It could not be ascertained whether the attackers were armed robbers or they deliberately attacked the policemen.
Details of the attack were also sketchy. Edo Police spokesman Emmanuel Eguavoen said he had not been briefed when spoken to on the telephone last night.

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