Holy Sh*t!:Pictures from one of the deadliest robbery incidents in Nigeria in recent times

Holy sh*t!!!, I mean why are some people so heartless?. This is just too brutal, I grabbed this story from Linda Ikeji's blog. See what she got about it...

There was a deadly robbery incident that happened in Ikare, Ondo state on Tuesday January 13th; I brought you two photos but now I have more pics and details from the attack that
left as many as 20 people dead, including police officers and secondary school students of Akunu
Grammar School.

The heavily armed robbers, who witnesses say were up to 25, came in four vehicles, and blocked roads leading to the commercial area.

They attacked banks, commercial offices and shops and by the time they were done, many were
dead.

They indiscriminately killed people including four policemen who engaged them, people who were
withdrawing money from the ATM, students returning from school, shop owners and passersby.

The worst part is, there was a police
station close to the banks so they must have felt safe.

By the time the robbers finished and were making their escape, they killed five more people.

Schools and banks closed the next day and the governor of the state paid a visit to the place yesterday. I have some really graphic pics from
the incident.

If you have the heart, then see it after the cut...

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