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Mexican Vigilante Ties Five Suspected Thieves to Poles in Public Humiliation
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 1 day ago
What happened
In Lagos de Moreno, Mexico, a vigilante has tied five suspected motorcycle thieves to street poles over ten days, leaving stolen bikes beside them and marking their faces. Police are searching for the vigilante, treating the tied men as victims and have identified vehicles linked to the incidents.
- 01A vigilante in Lagos de Moreno tied five suspected motorcycle thieves to street poles over ten days.
- 02The suspects were marked with cat whiskers and labeled "thief" on their faces.
- 03Stolen motorcycles were left beside the tied men to publicly shame them.
- 04Police consider the tied men victims and are hunting the vigilante responsible.
- 05No arrests have been made, but two vehicles linked to the incidents were identified.
- 06The Secretary of State Security confirmed active police pursuit of the vigilante.
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