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Armed robbery suspects 'arrested' by Lagos residents after their gun hooked during a - Edoman - 11-24-2019 Armed robbery suspects 'arrested' by Lagos residents after their gun hooked during a car-snatching operation Two armed robbery suspects identified as 40-year-old Abbey Kolawole and 30-year-old Ikenna Eze were apprehended by residents of Shagari Estate residents in Iyana Ipaja area of Lagos State on Friday November 22, after a failed car-snatching operation. The members of Aiye and Eiye Confraternities accosted two occupants of the target vehicle with their gang leader Femi now at large. It was gathered that Femi who held the gun fired the first shot and attempted to fire a second shot at the car's occupants who refused to alight, but the locally made double barrel gun hooked. Quote:“By this time, the residents of the area had emerged to check what was happening. The robbers fled in different directions and abandoned their gun. Confessing to the crime, Eze told newsmen that Femi invited them to kill one of the occupants of the car who threatened him. Quote:“The man came to Femi’s house in Agege Abbattoir with many cult members and threatened to kill Femi. So, Femi invited us to his house so that he would deal with the man first. The suspects have been handed over to Gowon Police Station in Ipaja for prosecution. |