Police Officer’s House Attacked Again; Neighbors Call for Vigilance

A police officer’s house, previously targeted by armed assailants, was attacked once again on December 7th at approximately 2 a.m. The property, which had been abandoned by the officer’s family following a prior threat, is now occupied by a pastor and his family.

The attackers, apparently unaware that the original occupants had relocated, breached the fence and searched the rooms. Upon learning that the police officer’s family was not in the country, the assailants issued a chilling threat to return.

This latest incident raises serious concerns about the safety and security of law enforcement officers and their families. Neighbors have expressed alarm, urging authorities to take swift action and thoroughly investigate the repeated attacks on the property.

The pastor and his family, who are currently living in the house, are understandably shaken by the intrusion. This marks the second attack on the property, following a previous incident where the officer’s wife, Mrs. Oluwafunmilayo Esther, was forced to flee with her children due to safety concerns.

Similar attacks on police officers and their families have been reported in the past, drawing attention to the urgent need for enhanced security measures. The repeated targeting of this property highlights the vulnerabilities law enforcement families face and underscores the need for a comprehensive approach to their protection.

Neighbors are calling for heightened vigilance and a stronger police presence in the area to prevent further incidents. As the investigation continues, many are hoping for a swift resolution to ensure the safety of the officer’s family, the pastor’s family, and the surrounding community.