Cop kills 2, hurts 1 in Chancellor Hill gunplay
Police on patrol on Lady Chancellor Hill, Port of Spain. File photo by Sureash Cholai
An eagle-eyed police officer was sharp enough to fend off three men who allegedly tried to rob him on Lady Chancellor Road on Wednesday night.
Two of the three men were shot dead and the third is now at Besson Street Police Station assisting with investigations.
Police sources told Newsday, at about 7.15 pm, the officer was walking along Lady Chancellor Road, a short distance away from the Emperor Valley Zoo, with his girlfriend.
He spotted three men in a gold Nissan Almera on the other side of the road. One of the occupants got out and shot at him and he drew his licensed pistol and shot back.
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