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The operatives of theLagos State Police Commandhave said a 25-year-old suspected cultist has been slain following cult clashes in Ajegunle, Lagos State.
SP Benjamin Hundeyin, the command’s Spokesman who confirmed this to reporters on Saturday disclosed that police had arrested two people in connection with the incidents.
Hundeyin revealed that police received a distress call on Friday from suspected cultists on Nasamu and Iyalode Streets in Ajegunle who were indulging in a free-for-all.
During the skirmishes, he claims that the suspected cultists wrecked six commercial vehicles at the Boundary Roundabout in Ajegunle.
“Based on the report, teams of policemen mobilised to the scene and dislodged the suspects, many of whom fled the scene.
“Police operatives, however, combed the area and arrested two of the hoodlums in their hideouts.
“One other suspect, a 25-year-old, who was seriously injured during the clash, was rescued and rushed to the hospital where he later died,” Hundeyin said.
He further explained that normalcy had been restored in the affected districts, and foot and vehicle patrols had been deployed to prevent any future threat to law and order.
Hundeyin stated that an investigation was ongoing as efforts were made to apprehend the fleeing cultists. (New Telegraph)