Gerard Couzens

3 days ago | yahoo.com | Gerard Couzens

A British man was allegedly lynched and murdered in Ecuador’s Amazon rainforest area after being accused of killing a local man. A mob is said to have stormed the police station where the man was being held, before he was taken and then burned alive. Local reports said the unnamed male was first taken to the police station by members of the local community on suspicion of shooting another person dead.

3 days ago | telegraph.co.uk | Gerard Couzens

Ecuadorian newspaper Extra reported that the officers who had arrested him had decided not to intervene to avoid being attacked themselves when a baying mob forced their way into the police station ahead of his transfer out of the area. It said police reinforcements had taken time to reach the area because it is remote and difficult to access.

3 days ago | dailystar.co.uk | Gerard Couzens |Antony Clements-Thrower |Adam Cailler

WARNING, GRAPHIC CONTENT: The British man was dragged from a police cell and taken to the Amazon rainforest in Ecuador before being brutally lynched by a mob and set on fire News Gerard Couzens News Correspondent, Antony Clements-Thrower News Reporter and Adam Cailler Senior reporter and Reddit team lead 07:52, 21 Apr 2025Updated 07:52, 21 Apr 2025 The man was lynched(Image: Cuyabeno TV) A British man accused of murder in Ecuador was allegedly lynched by a mob before being set on fire and...

3 days ago | thesun.co.uk | Sayan Bose |Gerard Couzens

A BRITISH man has reportedly been burned to death by a wild mob after he was arrested in Ecuador. Local media reported that a group of people horrifically lynched the Brit man after storming the police station where he was being held. They say the Brit was taken into custody by the locals after being suspected of shooting another person dead. And just after a few hours of being detained at the police station, the locals reportedly set the man on fire in front of cops.

3 days ago | msn.com | Adam Toms |Gerard Couzens

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