PHOTO: Residents Nearly Beat Robbery Suspect To Death, Dont You Feel Bad For Him? Lols [you must see photo ]

[MAY GOD FORGIVE ME, I COULDNT
STOP LAUGHING WHEN I FIRST SAW
THAT PICTURE OF HIM ABOVE.] A
suspected robber, Quadri Adisa,
escaped death in Bariga at the early
hours of Sunday after terrified
residents mustered courage to
overpower a four-man gang terrorising
Olowu and Omigbe streets in Bariga.
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Adisa was said to have been rescued by
an anti robbery team attached to the
Bariga police division and subsequently
arrested. A labourer at a sawmill in
Oyingbo, Adisa had, in company with
three others, successfully robbed all
the occupants of No 37 Olowu street
before proceeding to No 26 Omigbe
street where a welder also fell victim. A
resident, who identified himself as
Popoola, said, "They had already
robbed some people at Olowu street
before they came here. Unfortunately
for them, other tenants in the same
building, who heard them while they
were beating the welder with their
guns, raised the alarm and other
residents on the street came out in
large numbers to stop the robbers.
"Three of them were able to escape but
Adisa was caught and severely beaten
with machetes. In fact, the residents
were getting ready to set him ablaze
when the police arrived and took him
away." The other robbers who escaped
have been identified by their victims as
Otaro, Taiye and Semiu, known as touts
who hang around motor parks and
other dark spots in Bariga. PUNCH
Metro gathered that Semiu, the leader
of the gang, was an ex-convict, who
recently regained his freedom from
Ikoyi prison where he served for car
theft. The group were said to have
taken a taxi from Oyingbo to Bariga at
about 12 midnight, where they walked
about aimlessly until they arrived at
Olowu street. "It is because Semiu lives
in Bariga and is familiar with the
terrain that he was able to quickly lead
others to safety, Adisa is not familiar
with Bariga. He has been taken to the
Bariga police division," another
resident, who requested anonymity,
said. The Lagos State Police Public
Relations Officer, Ngozi Braide, a
deputy superintendent of police, when
contacted, said, "I will get back to you
when I have details."