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Patrick Woukeng, who was presented Tuesday, March 27, 2018 to the commissioner of government, had fled during the arrest of other members of the gang that sowed terror in Bonabéri.
The 32-year-old is said to be the leader of a gang of five thugs who sowed terror in Bonabéri, in the Douala IV municipality. Four members of this gang had already been detained earlier this year by the sleuthing of the national gendarmerie.
The criminals, tracked by the investigators after a first burglary failed in the night of January 4 to 5, 2018, were surrounded as they prepared to carry out a new operation. Nchamji Godlove, 31 years old; Boye Njah Batick Serges Chanderlin, 35; Tamo Mohamed Amil, 28, and Tagne Kamdem Michel, 26, were picked and held in custody at the Littoral Gendarmerie Legion.
During the search, the men in uniform also seized a five-shot Italian-made shotgun, the barrel of which was sawed; three homemade pistols; thirteen 12-caliber ammunition; two motorcycles; a grinder and a spare saw. But also, a snatch nail, a mass, a dagger, four mobile phones, a hammer, twenty keys, psychotropic products and products to lull anyone who inhales the smoke produced.
But during the operation of the police, Patrick Woukeng, the chief of the band, succeeded to flee. Further investigations by members of the search brigade resulted in the last gangster, the gang leader, being arrested in early March. According to our sources, Patrick Woukeng was arrested while he was in possession of a double-barreled homemade weapon, ammunition and a hammer. He was immediately taken into custody and was taken to the military court on Tuesday.
The investigators at the said gendarmerie station announced that the gang that has just been dismantled was made up of convicts who for long had terrorized the Bonaberi neihgbourhood in Douala.
They are prosecuted for “armed robbery” and “attempted theft with weapons”. According to gendarmes, these malefactors armed with pistols and homemade rifles used motorcycles to carryout their operations.
They operated in service stations, private homes, retail establishments, et al.
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