Four suspected ex criminals like tied up on the ground.

They were caught overnight by residents in the San Chang neighborhood who fear Myanmar's military released them to cause trouble.

Worries about criminal activity have increased since Friday, when the gender announced it would free 23,000 prisoners.

They said the move was consistent with establishing a new democratic state with peace, development and discipline.

But um verified pictures on social media have fueled rumors that criminals are trying to stir unrest by Saturn fires or poisoning water supplies.

Tin Myint, who was among the crowds that detained the men in San Chang, cited pro democracy protests in 1988 when the military was widely accused of releasing criminals to stage attacks.

Way think the military intends to cause violence with these criminals by getting them to infiltrate the peaceful protests way thin.

The military will have a reason to extend their power to crack down on violence way the four men were handed over to the police.

The government and the army could not be reached for comment.

This is just one episode from a night in which residents patrol together, fearful of attacks and arrest raids by police.

But despite their worries, people will once again out in force on Sunday from thousands marching in Yangon and convoys of motorbikes in the capital Naypyidaw to drumming in the coastal south eastern town of Dawei and flag waving and revolutionary songs in Why More in the mountainous Far Northern Kitchen.

One common thread across those protests the face of ANC Sans Souci.

Her detention on charges of importing walkie talkies is due to expire on Monday.

Her lawyer could not be reached for comment on what was set toe happen.

Nope.