Two policemen attached to Sagbama Divisional Police Station and a vigilante member of Adagbabiri community of Sagbama Local Government Area have sustained stab wounds while trying to foil the operation of suspected kidnappers Friday night.
The Police Public Relations Officer, Bayelsa State Command, SP Asinim Butswat, in a statement released on Saturday confirmed that the policemen that responded to the distress call from the community were able to arrest two of the suspected kidnappers.
According to Butswat “the suspects namely Odulima Igbogiri ‘m’ of Okogbe community and Moses Joshua ‘m’ of Ahoada Town both in Ahoada West LGA of Rivers State, were arrested at Adagbabiri while planning to kidnap someone in the community.
“The suspects stabbed two police officers and one community youth while resisting arrest. The injured officers are responding to treatment at the Sagbama General hospital.
“The suspects are undergoing interrogation. An investigation is ongoing.”
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