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Militant leader, Kareowei Who Allegedly Killed Bayelsa Official, Soldiers Arrested by Security Agent
A militant leader, Oyawerikumor Peregbabofa, aka Kareowei, who allegedly beheaded a senior security officer in Bayelsa State has been arrested by a combined team of security operatives in Delta State.
Kareowei also supervised the murder of four soldiers in an ambush. The gang leader led the killing of the
security personnel in Edegbene community in Burutu Local Government Area.
Though the suspect sustained gun shot injury during shoot out, he is in custody of security operatives. The
Police is expected to issue a release of the development later in the day.
Details later...
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