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Kotahena Shooting Suspects Killed in Police Custody – Same Old Tactics?

Kotahena Shooting Suspects Killed in Police Custody – Same Old Tactics?

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The two gunmen arrested over the Kotahena shooting were shot dead by police last night while allegedly attempting to seize a firearm and escape during a search for hidden weapons, the Police said.

A police constable was also injured in the incident, according to police.

The suspects had earlier been apprehended by the Grandpass Police while attempting to flee after a shooting at Galpoththa Junction in Kotahena. They were found in possession of the T56 firearm used to kill a man in the attack.

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