THREE POS ROBBERS LYNCHED IN ABA

Mob set ablaze 3 POS robbers in Aba

An angry mob has set ablaze 3 robbery suspects terrorizing Point of Sale operators at Abayi, along Aba – Owerri road, Aba,Abia State.
The robbers operating on motorcycle, were also said to be robbing roadside traders ,fuel stations and keke operators at Afor-ule, Umuimo and Kamalu streets in the area.
Eyewitnesses said the robbers were caught by irate youths after they had successfully robbed a PoS operator and some shops in the area.
“After robbing the PoS operator and some shops, the robbers fled when people raised alarm. Some youths gave them a hot pursuit but they were knocked off their motorcycle by a moving vehicle. The youths caught up with them and set them ablaze; one at the opposite UBA Bank, others are burned at Union Bank junction and Star Paper Mill. These boys have been robbing PoS operators and shops.Today, nemesis has caught up with them,” the eyewitnesses said.
The situation caused heavy traffic jam along the Aba – Owerri road as people were seen discussing the incident.
As at the time of filing this report,a patrol of team of Policemen have taken over the scene.
Police Public Relations Officer,Abia State Command,SP Geoffrey Ogbonna, was yet to respond to a text message placed on his mobile number.

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