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Shootout at Canadian bank
Two robbers opened fire on the policemen who arrived at the call and were killed. Six cops are injured.
In the town of Saanich in western Canada, gunmen tried to rob a bank but were shot dead by police. Six law enforcement officers were injured. On Tuesday, June 29, reports CBC News.
“Two armed men entered a bank on Shelborne Street around 11 a.m. local time. Several law enforcement officers responded to the call. The police said that the men opened fire on law enforcement officers and were killed by return fire,” the report says.
It is noted that six police officers were injured, some of them are in serious condition, they needed surgery.
“Not a single bank employee, visitor or passerby is likely to have been harmed,” the publication reported.
Police are now searching for a third suspect who may have been an accomplice in the crime. Due to the possible presence of an explosive device, several premises near the bank were evacuated.
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