An operative of the Department of Security Service(DSS) allegedly shot dead a suspect’s father, during a midnight raid in Ekpoma, Edo State.
Operative allegedly kills Ambrose Alli University potter
While narrating to Sun Newspapers the wife of the potter in Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma, said the DSS official shoved a gun into her husband and the next thing she heard was a loud noise.
Department of Security Service(DSS) operatives.
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According to Sun Newspapers, the victim, Christopher Irabor, was shot inside his room.
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While narrating to Sun Newspapers the wife of the victim, who is a potter in Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma, said the DSS official shoved a gun into her husband and the next thing she heard was a loud noise.
Sun Newspaper also reported that an official of the spy agency who spoke under anonymity said that “the late potter was shot because he attempted to disarm one of them, adding that the victim first hit one of the men with a cutlass before struggling the gun with him.”
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