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Badda Murder

Key suspect killed in 'shootout1 with detectives

Staff Correspondent
One of the three persons detained following the murder of a Jubo League activist in Badda was killed in a "shootout" between detectives and “criminals" in the capital's Aftabnagar area early yesterday.
The deceased was Shafayat Tamrin alias Tanveer alias “Killer Rony", said police.
On Wednesday night, around 9:30pm, Shafayat along with two aides allegedly entered Badda Jagoroni Club premises and shot dead Abdur Razzak alias Babu, 30, the owner of cable TV service provider Max Cable, and an activist of Badda Jubo League.
The two accompli-c e s — O v i and Helal—escaped arrest after mingling with the general public on that night, said Mashiur Rahman, deputy commissioner (North Division) of Dhaka Metropolitan Police.
He also said the two other detainees—Sohel and Russell—are believed to be ordinary people who got panicked and took shelter with Shafayat in a shop after being chased by locals following the murder.
Mashiur said the gunfight that left Shafayat dead took place around 4:00am in Aftabnagar when a team of the Detective Branch took him along on a drive to arrest the other killers including Ovi and Helal.
He said the criminals opened fire on DB officials, and they retaliated. As Shafayat tried to flee, he got injured with a bullet during the gunfight.
Doctors declared him dead after police took him to Dhaka Medical College Hospital. Detectives claimed to have recovered a pistol from the scene of the "shootout".
The DB official said Shafayat, Ovi and Helal planned the killing of Razzak being instructed by another criminal named Robin.
"Their aim was to grab Razzak’s cable business," he said, adding Robin stays abroad and runs a crime racket to extort and kill people on contract.
Shafayat made another attempt to murder Razzak on May 7, but he failed because the latter was not at the club on that day, said police.
While in custody, Shafayat told police that he hailed from Barisal and used to live in Savar. From there, he used to carry out killing and extort people in the capital, the DB official said, adding he was involved in at least three killings.
With Shafayat, at least 71 people were killed in "shootouts" or "gunfights" with law enforcers this year, according to rights body Ain o Salish Kendra.