The Canadian bank robbers and police fought on the street: 2 robbers were killed, and six policemen were injured

Jimu News reporter Zhang Yang

On the morning of June 28, local time, a shot in a bank in British Columbia, Canada, was fiercely argued with the police and the police. Six policemen were hospitalized for gunshot injury, and two suspects were killed on the spot.

Police suppress the gunman at the scene

According to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, according to a joint statement from the Sanic and Victorian Police Department, several police officers from the Sanic Police Department, the Victorian Police Department, and the Gvertolia Emergency response team (GVERT) received The alarm of a bank in the Shelberg block claimed that there was an attack on the gunner. When the police arrived, the two armed suspects began to shoot at the police, and the police immediately returned. During the gun battle, the two suspects were killed by the police on the spot.

Crime scene

Sanic Police Director Dien Dulsi introduced that three of the six policemen who were shot injured were members of the Sani Police Department and the other three were members of the Victorian Police Department. He said: "Some police officers will be discharged after emergency treatment, and other police officers have severe injuries and have undergone surgery. They will continue to stay in the hospital for observation."

At around 1:30 pm, the police asked residents in the area to take refuge at home because the police were searching for possible third suspects and checked the car related to one of the suspects. The explosion device was found in the car.

At around 6 pm, the police terminated the asylum order and stated that there were no further signs that a third suspect participated in the incident. However, the region was still prohibited from passing that night because the police were still looking for possible explosives.

Crime scene

In addition, according to a joint statement, no public, including bank employees or customers, injured in the incident.

Sanic's police director said the shooting was the most violent event he experienced in his career in the past 27 years.

(Picture from Broadcasting Corporation of Canada)

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