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BRUTAL ATTACK! Police arrest two over corps member brutal attack in Bayelsa

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The Bayelsa State Police Command on Wednesday said it has arrested three suspected cultists involved in the brutal attack of a corp member serving in the state, Luntis Julius.

This was made know by the state’s police spokesman, DSP Asinim Butswat, who gave the identities of the suspects as Mosan  Youdougha, 22, Godswill Vincent, 21, and a 19-year-old Prince Ikerewu.

Butswat said,

“The arrested suspects are one Mosan  Youdougha, 22, Godswill Vincent, 21, and a 19-year-old Prince Ikerewu from Ofoni Community of the state who was arrested through the assistance of the youths from the village.

“At about 12.00 p.m. on Monday, the Police, with the help of youths of Angalabiri Community, arrested two persons involved in the attack and robbery of some persons at the corpers’ lodge in the area, while another one was arrested later.”

Meanwhile, the Coordinator of National Youth Service Corps in the state, Mrs Loto Omolayo, on Wednesday said the corps member whose hand was allegedly cut off by the assailants was responding to treatment.

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Omolayo disclosed this after her visit to the victim at the Niger-Delta University Teaching Hospital, Okolobri, Yenagoa.

The coordinator said,

“I visited the corps member in the hospital for first hand assessment of his condition; he was severely injured, but to the glory of God, he is responding to treatment, though, the hand was not really cut off.

“The doctor had carried out operation on the affected hand and he is getting better. I thanked the community and the Police for the swift arrest of the suspects.” 

Recall that Julius was attacked on Sunday by robbers suspected to be cultists in a Corpers’ Lodge at Angalabiri Community in Sagbama Local Government area of the state.

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