Kidnappers Storm El-Rufai Estate, Engage In Gun Duel With Policemen

A man simply identified as Nathaniel has been reportedly shot by gunmen suspected to be kidnappers.
The dire incident happened in El-Rufai Estate in the Bwari Local Government Area of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja around 2 am, on Wednesday.

According to SaharaReporters, the assailants shot the victim after an attempt to kidnap him was foiled by operatives of the Nigerian police.

The kidnappers were said to have attempted to abduct many of the residents before the operatives of the FCT police command foiled their operation, in a fierce gun duel that lasted for about 30 minutes.

The FCT police command spokesperson Josephine Adeh, who confirmed the incident to the aforementioned publication, said many of the gunmen escaped with bullet wounds.

She urged members of the public to report anybody seen with bullet wound to Police.

“We received a distress call and mobilized operatives, who swiftly repelled the miscreants in a gun duel. Many of them escaped with bullet wounds.

“We are on the trail of the kidnappers, so we urge the general public to report anybody seen with bullet wound to Police,” she said.

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