'All days for the thief, one for the owner' goes a popular adage. A man, suspected to have attempted
stealing diesel from a compound, died on Monday morning after he was
electrocuted by an electric barbed fence.
The
suspect, Mr. John Aboy, was killed on Dagin Farouk Road, Jos, Plateau
State. The incident was said to have taken place at about 3am.
Our correspondent gathered that three
suspected diesel thieves had come around the building to perpetrate the
act, and Aboy had led the way by attempting to climb over the fence
first.
Aboy was later found dead on the electric fence in the morning to the bewilderment of passersby and residents of the area.
The police on patrol were said to have arrived at the scene to recover Aboy’s hanging corpse.
Our correspondent gathered that the corpse was deposited at the morgue of the Dinham University Teaching Hospital, Jos.
While confirming Aboy’s death to our
correspondent on the telephone, the Plateau State Police Public
Relations Officer, DSP Abuh Emmanuel, advised people with criminal
tendencies to look for reasonable ways to make a living.
He said, “The men had gone there to
commit criminal acts. There were three of them. So when the first thief
got electrocuted, the other two took to their heels. His corpse was
recovered by the police when we got the information.
“People can see the dangers inherent in
going out for this kind of criminal acts. At the end of the day, some of
them meet their untimely deaths. So it is advisable that youths stop
these criminal acts and look for responsible things to do rather than
engendering their lives.”
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