Two women and some men caught with arms and ammunition hidden inside a coffin[see photos]



Nigeria Police yesterday, March 28, caught two women and some men carrying arms and ammunition hidden inside a coffin. 

The suspected robbers were intercepted on their way to Ondo from Lagos conveying the weapons under the guise of travelling for a burial.
One of the criminal was found in possession of a Bible pretending to be a Pastor.

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Source: Rariya

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