Mr Simon said Mhando died on the way as he was being rushed to Muhimbili hospita. The police shot the two bandits as they were trying to escape through a window.
“Law enforcers had temporarily put the suspect’s house under siege; he did all he could to escape but in vain as our officers were ready to act,” he said.
Mr Sirro also said that the bandits threw a hand grenade in the direction of the police officers but luckily it didn't explode. The officers responded by shots and one was shot on the leg as he defied the order to surrender.
He further explained that the bandit behind the machete attack in Tanga, Mohamed Abdallah tried to exchange fire with police officers in Temeke before he was overpowered by the police. A pistol, 19 rounds of am munitions and hand bomb were found in his possession. He was one of the most wanted criminals in the country.
According to investigation he has been behind a number of crimes including operating a gang that recently caused chaos and insecurity in Tanga region. The investigation still continues to discover the entire network involved in various crimes within the country.
On the other hand two people allegedly Uganda citizens Juma Said (54) and Ally Sharif (26) have been arrested for being found with 660 pieces of ivory tusks, and divice used to cut ivory tusks. The two were arrested during the weekend at Mbezi Msakuzi area in Kinondoni District. They will be taken to court and charged soon after the investigation is completed.
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