Angry Mob Slaughter Man In Cold Blood After He Did This Evil Thing To Residents In Broad Daylight
There has been tension and commotion among the residents of Misau
community, headquarters of Misau Local Government Area of Bauchi State after some angry mob captured a suspected armed robbery, beat him mercilessly until he passed away.
In addition, the operatives of Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Bauchi Command apprehended four other suspected armed robbers in the neighborhood,
While reacting to the incident, Adamu Fatima who happens to be the Public Relations Officer of the corps verified the occurrence of the incident.
She added that a concerned resident reached out to the command to report that some suspected armed robbers were operating around old burial ground area in Misau, headquarters of Misau LGA.
According to Fatima, some operatives were quickly dispatched to the scene of the incident following the receipt of the report. Upon their arrival to the scene, they discovered that some angry residents had already captured one of the suspect.
She further revealed that the angry mob had already beaten him to a pulp before their arrival to the scene. The operatives of the NSCDC interrogated the suspect at the scene where he confessed that it was six of them that carried out the robbery operation.
She stated that the suspect was later moved to the General Hospital, Misau for medical attention but unfortunately, the doctor pronounced him dead few minutes later.
Speaking further, Fatima revealed that the operatives were able to apprehend four of the deceased gang members.
The four arrested suspects could be Identified as Hussaini Alhassan, aged 20, resident of Unguwan Kandahar, Bauchi, Abdulmumin Abubakar, aged 22, resident of Railway quarters, close to ECWA 2 church, Bauchi, Yau Nuhu, aged 19, resident of Unguwan Karofi, Bauchi, and Ibrahim Jamilu, aged 22, resident of Railway quarters, Bauchi. The rest of the gang are still at large.
The operatives retrieved daggers/knives, assorted charms, cutlasses, smart phones, and locally made ammunition from the suspected armed robbers after their arrest.
(Scooper News)
