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Mob lynches two suspected armed robbers to death in Warri
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Mob lynches two suspected armed robbers to death in Warri

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An angry mob have lynched two suspected armed robbers to death while one other escaped from around Giwa-Amu junction, along Airport road in Warri, Delta State.

It was learnt that the deceased suspects who operated in a commercial tricycle had allegedly robbed and attacked a passenger and stolen his iPhone 15 mobile phone but as they tried to move, the victim raised an alarm which attracted passers-by, who gave them a hot chase and apprehended two of them.

The two suspects were beaten to stupor before they were set ablaze. They also burnt down the tricycle along the road.

Mob lynches two suspected armed robbers to death in Warri

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