The suspects met their Waterloo as they attempted to snatch money from a trader who was said to have come from the Northern part of country to buy goods at the Nkpor New Tyre market.
The suspects were said to have shot three times at the trader when he resisted giving them the money he was carrying, as ordered. Onlookers said, the bullets however did not penetrate which prompted them to wanting to run away.
The suspects were said to have shot three times at the trader when he resisted giving them the money he was carrying, as ordered. Onlookers said, the bullets however did not penetrate which prompted them to wanting to run away.
The trader however stabbed one of them and oncoming vehicle hit them as they attempted to flea on their bike. Apparently angry onlookers watching the event immediately mobilized, arrested the two robbers and set them ablaze. The Ogidi Divisional Police Officer, (DPO), Mr. Hassan Musa, confirmed the incident adding that investigation into the matter is still on.
Source: http://thesummary.com.ng/index.php/k2-tags/crime/item/1333-jungle-justice-how-two-robbers-were-set-ablaze-in-onitsha
Source: http://thesummary.com.ng/index.php/k2-tags/crime/item/1333-jungle-justice-how-two-robbers-were-set-ablaze-in-onitsha
Govt needs to find a way of punishing people who takes law into their hands...jungle justics is not d best,,....but OMATA boys are not smilling oh...
ReplyDeleteNawa o
ReplyDeleteLmao.. No thief for market. If they catch you na one way oo
ReplyDeleteNa him good 4 dem. So if to say bullet enter now that man b don go. Hmmm! "Uwaifo don talk e own o".
ReplyDeleteD trader do odi eshi, na onitsha dem go thief,sorry for dem
ReplyDeleteNice one......keep it up!!!!
ReplyDeleteInvestigate wetin? Abegi make police park well
ReplyDeleteGood one.....
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