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Ambush Kills 5 Colombian Police
At least 5 Colombian police members of the mobile squad died while an explosive device exploded in their way to the airport called Hong Kong, in the southern department of Putumayo.

The director of the Rural Police and police officers Jesus Antonio Gomez confirmed the death of the agents and the indefinite number of wounded that are now facing problems of ears and are under medical observation.

The official claimed the Colombia Revolutionary Armed Forces (FARC) Front 48 the responsibility for the attack.

Gomez said the explosive charge was detonated against the police official's vehicle and added that after the event happened a joint operation took place in the area to investigate the responsibility for the attack.


 



 

 
   

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