TWO MISSISSIPPI MEN ARE BEHIND BARS AFTER BEATING UP A MAN WHO FATALLY STOMPED A PUPPY. (PHOTO)

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 Criminals or Heroes? Two Mississippi men are behind bars after beating up a man who fatally stomped a puppy.  Many are wondering if police arrested the right criminals. Matthew Bolton and Austin Delano are both being held on a $250,000 bond for aggravated assault.  The arrest came after the two witnessed an event that moved them to violence.  When Austin and Matthew saw a man stomping on a puppy on the 2100 block of Floyd Drive in Biloxi, Mississippi, they decided to hand out a little street justice and attacked the man.  Authorities report that the victim of their attack is facing animal cruelty charges. However... no arrest was made in connection with that charge. The puppy sadly did not survive.

SIT-AT-HOME: IMO SHUT DOWN FOR BIAFRA DAY.(PHOTO).



Sit-at-home: Imo shut down for Biafra Day


30 May 2023 


The sit-at-home order by the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) witnessed a total compliance in Imo State as banks,schools,markets and other public institutions remain closed.


Our correspondent who monitored the State capital,Owerri between 9 30 am and 11 am reported that even fuel stations were under lock and key.


All the major roads were deserted except for few commercial vehicles which struggled to have two or three passengers in their vehicles.


Eke Ukwu Owerri, Relief market and Alaba market had scanty traders around the markets while the main shops were closed.


Some of the roads,such as Bank roads,Tetlow road,Mbaise road,Wetheral roads known for their traffic congestions had a free flow even Douglas road.


Although while some of these roads known for their economic activities remained closed,few other the traders operated a partial business transactions. 

 

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