Three civilians were wounded, two civilians were killed, two national security officers were wounded, and two Red Belt members were killed. Security personnel from the National Security Service responded swiftly, leading to a brief exchange of gunfire that claimed seven lives. Eight people were injured, including three civilians, two security officers, and three members of the Red Belt group. Commissioner Ateny also characterized the Red Belt group as no longer being civilian youth, traditionally known for protecting their cattle, but as an emerging anti-government force. What happened on the 27th clearly shows that the Red Belt is no longer a civilian organization.