Metro
Edo acid attack: Police launch manhunt for suspected boyfriend
The Edo State Police Command has commenced a manhunt for the alleged boyfriend of a woman who was recently attacked with acid in the state. The victim sustained severe burns in the incident, which has sparked widespread outrage and calls for swift justice.
Police spokesperson confirmed that preliminary investigations indicate the suspected boyfriend may have been involved in the assault. Law enforcement officers are currently tracking his movements to ensure his arrest and to prevent further harm.
Authorities have appealed to members of the public to provide any information that could assist in locating the suspect. “We are determined to bring the perpetrator to justice and ensure the victim receives adequate protection and medical care,” the spokesperson said.
The Edo State government and civil society groups have condemned the attack, describing it as a brutal act of violence against women. They have called for heightened security measures and stricter enforcement of laws against domestic violence and acid attacks.
The victim has been admitted to a hospital for treatment, and her condition is being closely monitored. Police have assured the public that the investigation will be thorough and that anyone found complicit in the attack will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
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