Trouble again erupted at about 4 p.m. yesterday in Maiduguri
metropolis as the famous Borno Express Central Motor Park located beside
the SSS office along Kano-Jos road was disrupted when the SSS officials
engaged two suspected terrorists in an exchange of gunfire.
Our correspondent reports that the shootout led to the killing of a
grasshopper seller by the roadside and one of the security officials
that engaged the suspects.
An unconfirmed report revealed that some of the suspects were
arrested alive in the presence of people at the scene of the incident.
There was pandemonium as people scurried into hiding during the
confrontation, even as the names of the victims killed by stray bullets
were yet to be disclosed as at the time of filing this report.
Similarly, at about the same period, two other people suspected to be
terrorists, were trapped in their hideout at an abandoned building in
Bulunkutu-Abuja, leading to the JTF operatives cordoning off all routes
linking the area thus surrounding the entire district thus restricting
movement.
The operation led to the death of an innocent civilian during the
raid who was shot but the two suspected sect members were arrested in
their hideout.
A witness who spoke with newsmen in Maiduguri on the incidents said
two AK47 rifles were found in their possession immediately after the
raid.
However, efforts to get the JTF spokesman, Lt. Col. Sagir Musa, to
comment proved abortive as he could not be reached on phone because of
poor network service.
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