In Takoradi, Ghana, a suspected thief faced a shocking ordeal after being caught in the act of stealing. Instead of handing him over to the police, a group of young men decided to deal with him themselves.
The man was beaten until he became too weak to move. Witnesses say the youths then gave him a bottle of Rush Energy drink to help him recover—only to continue the beating once he regained some strength.
Photos of the incident quickly spread on social media. One image showed the man surrounded by the crowd while drinking from the bottle. The picture carried a caption that read: “Welcome to Takoradi Ghana, where after beating a criminal, we give him an energy drink so we can beat him again. No place like Taadi.”
The unusual act has sparked mixed reactions online. While some laughed at the bizarre twist, others strongly criticized the behavior, saying it was cruel and unnecessary.
The case has once again drawn attention to the problem of mob justice in Ghana, where communities often take the law into their own hands instead of involving authorities. Rights groups warn that such actions deny suspects the chance of a fair trial and can easily lead to extreme violence.
