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Mob overpowers police, lynches suspected Motorcycle thieves in Delta

Gabriel Elozino by Gabriel Elozino
October 18, 2024
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In a shocking and tragic turn of events, a mob in Issele-Uku, Aniocha North Local Government Area of Delta State, took the law into their own hands by retrieving two handcuffed suspected motorcycle thieves from police custody and lynching them on the spot.

The two suspects, accused of stealing motorcycles, met a brutal end as an enraged crowd overpowered law enforcement officers, ignoring the police’s efforts to maintain order. The mob’s swift and violent action has left the community in shock, raising concerns about rising vigilante justice and the breakdown of law and order.

Outrage, Condemnation From Community Leaders

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The violent mob action has sparked widespread outrage in Issele-Uku, a town known for its deep cultural and peaceful values. President-General of the Issele-Uku Development Union (IDU), Mr. Offordile Uge, condemned the incident, describing it as a violation of the community’s principles.

“We strongly condemn this mob action. Issele-Uku is a sacred town that values peace and abhors jungle justice. This act of lawlessness is unacceptable and goes against everything we stand for,” Uge said.

He emphasized the need for law enforcement agencies to follow strict protocols during arrests, ensuring that suspects are protected from mob violence. He also called for consultations with traditional elders to cleanse the town of the violence that has tainted its land.

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Mr. Uge further expressed the community’s commitment to working closely with security agencies to maintain peace and prevent criminal activities from escalating in Issele-Uku. “We will continue to collaborate with the police and other security forces to safeguard our town from becoming a haven for criminals. However, it is disturbing that these suspects were taken from the hands of the police and lynched.”

He urged the police to enforce their rules of engagement more rigorously to prevent mobs from taking matters into their own hands, potentially endangering both suspects and law enforcement officers.

“As a traditionally minded community, we will also consult our elders to perform rituals that cleanse the land of this senseless bloodshed. This violence does not reflect who we are as a people.”

Calls for Justice and Stronger Law Enforcement

This shocking incident highlights the dangers of jungle justice in Nigeria, where mob actions often replace due legal processes, leading to tragic outcomes. Many are now calling on the government and police forces to strengthen security measures and ensure that justice is served in a lawful manner, preventing future acts of vigilante violence.

The lynching of these suspected motorcycle thieves serves as a grim reminder of the consequences when mob justice overtakes law and order. As Issele-Uku mourns this senseless act of violence, the incident has sparked national conversations about the urgent need for reforms in law enforcement and community policing across Nigeria.

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