- Evangelist Timothy Tsikata was attacked in Ashaiman after a disagreement over a purchase.
- The salesman falsely accused him of stealing his manhood, which led to a mob assault.
- Tsikata lost his belongings during the attack.
- Two bystanders intervened and took him to the Ashaiman police station for safety.
- Investigations confirmed the accusation was false and part of a scam targeting victims for their valuables.
- Social media users expressed shock, condemned mob justice, and praised the rescuers.
Evangelist Timothy Tsikata recently shared a terrifying account of falling victim to mob justice in Ashaiman. The ordeal began when he attempted to buy an item but walked away after failing to agree on the price. Angered, the salesman falsely accused him of stealing his manhood, a claim that quickly drew the attention of bystanders.
A crowd attacked Tsikata, leaving him beaten and robbed of all his possessions. Thankfully, two strangers intervened and escorted him to the Ashaiman police station, protecting him from further harm.
Authorities later confirmed that the accusation was fabricated as part of a scam designed to target unsuspecting individuals and steal their valuables. The incident has sparked outrage online, with many condemning mob mentality and praising the quick actions of the two Good Samaritans who saved him.
