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Battery Thieves Caught And Tied To Pole In A Community

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5 years ago

September 2, 2021

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Two suspected thieves have been apprehended for allegedly stealing truck batteries in Tudun Wada community, Jos North Local Government Area of Plateau State.

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It was gathered that the suspects were caught red-handed by the community vigilante group at about 10pm on Wednesday night, September 1 and tied to a pole.

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According to reports, the suspects allegedly sneaked into Jolex Construction Company site and stole two GBM truck batteries worth about N150,000 each.

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“The criminals were identified as Joseph Agulu and Ahmadu of 19, 27 years old respectively. They were caught right-handed in the act, though tried to deny at first. A passerby who noticed their movements in the site alerted the vigilante boys around the area.” an eyewitness narrated.

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Two suspected battery thieves nabbed, tied to pole in Plateau community