Six Police Officers Injured in Drone Bombing in Colombia
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BOGOTÁ (AP) — At least six police officers were injured on Wednesday by explosives fired from drones at a police station in Cesar’s department in northeastern Colombia, the police reported.
The departmental administration offered up to $150 million in reward for information about those responsible and requested the national government to expedite the acquisition of systems to face unmanned aircraft
Cesar's government called for speeding up the acquisition of anti-drone systems following an attack that left six police officers injured in Pelaya.
At least six police officers were injured on Wednesday by explosives fired from drones at a police station in the department of Cesar, in northeastern Colombia, the police reported. The explosives were thrown at the station of the municipality of Pelaya in the early morning, wounding the officers, who were then referred to medical centers [...] The entrance Six police officers wounded in attack with explosives fired with drones in Colombia was f…
At dawn, around 1: 40 the Pelaya Police Station was subjected to terrorist action through the use of drones to launch explosive devices. Six uniformed men were injured in the violent attack and had to be immediately transferred to the municipal medical center and later to the clinic facilities [...] The entrance Attacked police station in Pelaya: Six policemen injured in the Cesar, two of them seriously was first published in Oro Noticias.
After the attack with four explosives, the police and army are looking for those responsible.The government is demanding anti-drone equipment to protect Pelaya.
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