US Edition'British man' dies after being dragged out of police station in Ecuador - reports
- A man was dragged out of a police station in Ecuador and burned alive by locals on April 20, as reported by local newspaper Extra.
- The man was accused of murder and had been arrested in connection with a fatal shooting in Playas del Cuyabeno.
- According to a local television station, two deaths occurred during this incident, including a British national who died from severe burns.
- Ecuadorian law states that lynching is a crime, which can be investigated as homicide under the Comprehensive Organic Criminal Code .
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Ecuador news: British man 'lynched and burnt alive' after mob stormed police station
British man 'lynched and burnt alive' in Ecuador after mob stormed police station - A British man has been "lynched and burned alive" by a mob in Ecuador after they stormed a police station where he was being held
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The Independent (US)British man ‘lynched by mob’ after being dragged out of Ecuador police station
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