IRATE MOB REMOVES INTESTINE OF PETTY-THIEF IN SKD BOULEVARD COMMUNITY

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A Ugandan-based Facebook user, David Lagree, has taken to the social networking site to post photos and share the store of a criminal who was caught stealing in broad daylight and was met with jungle justice by an irate mob.

The incident happened at the SKD Boulevard area of Liberia on Tuesday, February 21. 

David captioned the photos; 

“Happening now along d SKD Boulevard where this guy was caught stealing from someone..instead of them calling the police, they decided to take d law into their own hands…and we are saying Liberia is getting better..HOW??”

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