Members of the Islamic sect, Boko Haram have again
killed a police constable in the Far North Region. The Islamist sect Boko Haram
has continued its attack in Cameroon.
On Friday July 18 morning at about 12 noon when Muslims were preparing to close shop for the
Friday prayer, the members of the sect stormed the town of Amchide. With their bikes, they toured
the city by firing several shots into the air another reports say. The attackers took advantage of
the disarray to loot shops in the Amchide market. The armed gang then headed to
the police station at Nariki where they opened fire on the policemen who were
on duty. Police Constable Messi Seraphim
died following multiple bullets received from these attackers. His colleague, the detective
Ombe Serge was injured and rushed to the military hospital in Maroua. This
umpteenth attacks by members of Boko Haram on security services in Cameroon gives the impression that the sect
is short of weapons and ammunition for its various operations in Nigeria and is
trying to refuel in police and gendarmerie stations
in Cameroon.
Lately, the Nigerian terrorist group attacked a police
station in the Northern Region of Cameroon
barely two days after the gendarmerie Brigade at Bonderi (Mora) was
attacked. Several weapons and ammunitions were
allegedly taken away by the attackers after wounding the policeman who was on
guard.
When News Breaks Out, We Break In. (The 2014 Bloggies Finalist)
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