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1000s of AK 47 rifles intercepted in Douala 0
Some 6,000 AK 47 rifles were intercepted on Wednesday in Douala by the national gendarmerie. The information reported by a private radio station in the economic capital was confirmed to Cameroon Concord News by a leading security source of the gendarmerie brigade in Douala.
Our source revealed that a retired police officer was also arrested during the operation that took place around 3am in a travel agency. The man is the head of a gang suspected of belonging to a network of arms traffickers.
Cameroon security officials noted that the guns were destined for Central African Republic militia groups operating in the North and the East of Cameroon.
By Rita Akana