Golan007:


SWAT, bla bla bla,yet bank robberies are a daily occurrence in the states.

iokpebholo:
Bros this is beyond d police...The government can make d police d way it want it to be...Bank robbery was very rampant in this same uromi around 15 to 10years ago until Oshiomonle government brought in Armor carrier and d whole issue stopped until now ..U can't fight violent crime like this with bare hands and who's responsibility is it to provide logisticsd government

Greatdand007:



Taah shout up only one woman was killed stop spreading fake news

TheOgaBoss:
Really? Daily? Can u make reference to one in recent times?

JuanDeDios:

But there were soldiers in the street here. Abi you haven't seen that video?

Jakumo:
Those perfectly timed multiple and simultaneous bank robbers, and the expert deployment of explosives to breach fortified bank buildings, bear the hallmark of military planning and execution by highly trained men who have engaged in armed combat in the past, prior to diversifying into the realm of major violent crime.

Armchair police inspectors who decry the absence of a police response during the robberies fail to recognize that a shootout between the bank robbers and law enforcement would have resulted in far more innocent lives being lost in the crossfire. Robbers generally hold the upper hand in shootouts that occur in residential areas because they have no qualms about opening fire in ANY direction, while the police are under orders to avoid shooting into occupied buildings.

It is, therefore, no surprise that the police and army were left with no option but to take cover and observe the operation in progress, so as to later follow up with methodical investigations that will very likely result in the arrest of at least some of the numerous gang members who partook in the robbery. Given the large number of men who raided those banks, it is only a matter of time before informants expose the ring leaders who will then be rounded up.

juman:
Hmmmmmm
They would be arrested.

Frustrated guys.
No justifiable reason to be robbers.

JuanDeDios:

Shey you sef see am. These things happen every day, yet no common sense approach to security. I just tire.

Kobicove:


Would you have advised a relative of yours to go challenge them knowing that the police is inadequately armed?

happney65:


Snipper you say? You people talk as if you are not in Nigeria sha.

Lmaoo

keypha1:
Army no come, police no come, very bad, if na to beat civilian, they score first.

VaselineCrew:


You are such an ediot men!

So now police not showing up to a robbery scene is a good thing?

You Nigerians ehn, God forbid!

Spits

Hammyaladin:
compared to the armed men, soldiers were few. And[b] that is as a result of people not wanting them around[/b].

I pray for peace.

Blitzerz:
Where this guy is stationed with camera is where policemen snipers guarding banks are supposed to be stationed.

Our security forces are not smart enough.

Jakumo:
Those perfectly timed multiple and simultaneous bank robbers, and the expert deployment of explosives to breach fortified bank buildings, bear the hallmark of military planning and execution by highly trained men who have engaged in armed combat in the past, prior to diversifying into the realm of major violent crime.

Armchair police inspectors who decry the absence of a police response during the robberies fail to recognize that a shootout between the bank robbers and law enforcement would have resulted in far more innocent lives being lost in the crossfire. Robbers generally hold the upper hand in shootouts that occur in residential areas because they have no qualms about opening fire in ANY direction, while the police are under orders to avoid shooting into occupied buildings.

It is, therefore, no surprise that the police and army were left with no option but to take cover and observe the operation in progress, so as to later follow up with methodical investigations that will very likely result in the arrest of at least some of the numerous gang members who partook in the robbery. Given the large number of men who raided those banks, it is only a matter of time before informants expose the ring leaders who will then be rounded up.

Mrkumareze:
Men get mind... don't tell me these guys are just ordinary civilians

Golan007:


So they would just station a whole unit of snipers there until the day there's a bank robbery?

terrymason:
Chai. This country and Ukraine... what's the difference?

Different banks at a go? Na wah.

JuanDeDios:

i wonder where you got bolded from. Nowhere in Edo State people are opposed to soldiers. And no single soldier has been attacked for being on the streets. Recently, when soldiers shot some kidnappers on a highway in Edo State, people hailed it and called for more deployments. Even in parts of the SE where people have spoken against having soldiers on the streets, they have not actively opposed them.

I agree the soldiers were outnumbered. Besides, exchanging gunfire with robbers in a crowded urban street would have been foolish.

JuanDeDios:

Fair point. Good point, in fact. But in a functioning system, a helicopter or two would have taken to the skies for a crime of this magnitude. At least, checkpoints, ambushes, and pursuits would have ensued. It's over 12 hours now. Nothing.

Mrkumareze:
Men get mind... don't tell me these guys are just ordinary civilians

Jakumo:
Those perfectly timed multiple and simultaneous bank robbers, and the expert deployment of explosives to breach fortified bank buildings, bear the hallmark of military planning and execution by highly trained men who have engaged in armed combat in the past, prior to diversifying into the realm of major violent crime.

Armchair police inspectors who decry the absence of a police response during the robberies fail to recognize that a shootout between the bank robbers and law enforcement would have resulted in far more innocent lives being lost in the crossfire. Robbers generally hold the upper hand in shootouts that occur in residential areas because they have no qualms about opening fire in ANY direction, while the police are under orders to avoid shooting into occupied buildings.

It is, therefore, no surprise that the police and army were left with no option but to take cover and observe the operation in progress, so as to later follow up with methodical investigations that will very likely result in the arrest of at least some of the numerous gang members who partook in the robbery. Given the large number of men who raided those banks, it is only a matter of time before informants expose the ring leaders who will then be rounded up.

Revolution2022:
Why you come bone face for your pic?

Aaaaarghmed:
you are wrong,sharing formular has being decided before the robbery.seems you dont know how organized they are.

iguita:
Make una no vex say I dey laugh on top serious matter. Abeg who we dey support? Russia or Ukraine?

Kobicove:


I learnt that something similar has happened before in Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State before