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3 Chinese Nationals Arrested in DRC For Allegedly Murdering a Compatriot

by Eric Olander
Three Chinese nationals and a Congolese driver were put on display by the DRC military for allegedly trying to kill a fellow Chinese.

A trio of suspected Chinese “bandits” were made to pose in front of a stash of weapons and cash seized by military authorities in the southern DRC province of Lualaba.

Authorities claim the three extorted the money from a fellow Chinese national whom they later killed. (@STANYSBUJAKERA)

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