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The timely intervention of Kumawood actor Kwaku Dankwa, popularly known as Gunshot, saved a criminal from being lynched by a mob at Tafo, a suburb of Kumasi.<\/strong><\/p>\n The criminal referred to as Olo by Gunshot, confessed to the incident in a video shot by the actor, who expressed sadness over the act and the response by the mob.<\/p>\n \u201cI went to remove a battery,\u201d he told Gunshot when he inquired about the reason for his being assaulted by the mob.<\/p>\n When his saviour told him that his actions could have led to his death, Olo responded saying \u201cit\u2019s not easy, I would have been killed if you had not intervened.\u201d<\/p>\n The owner of the vehicle, a church drummer explained that he had parked the car around a church premises to hold a discussion with a pastor when he was alerted that Olo had broken into his car.<\/p>\n He stated that the thief who is physically challenged, gained access into his Kia Picanto by first breaking the quarter glass on one side of the vehicle before opening up the bonnet and removing the battery.<\/p>\n \u201cIt is out of the respect we have for you that we let him go. We would\u2019ve surely beaten him to death. He seemed high on drugs when we were interrogating him.<\/p>\n \u201cI didn\u2019t even know he had broken my glass. It was later that I found out, I was even on my way to church,\u201d the driver said.<\/p>\n