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Upper East Police Kill Three Suspects, Injure Two Officers in Tilly Forest Operation
A follow‑up raid to seize weapons linked to a robbery gang left three suspects dead and two officers wounded after gunfire erupted in Tilly Forest.
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Upper East Police Kill Three Suspected Robbers in Tilly Forest Gunfight
A raid in the Tilly Forest saw three members of a robbery gang shot dead after a shootout with police, who also seized weapons and scooters linked to the gang’s attacks on motorbike riders and mobile money vendors.
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