US EditionSDO Ngoketunjia Defends Arrests After Gendarme's Death, Denies Baby Detentions
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SDO Ngoketunjia Defends Arrests After Gendarme's Death, Denies Baby Detentions
The Divisional Officer (SDO) for Ngoketunjia has strongly defended the recent arrests of seven villagers following the kidnapping and subsequent assassination of a Gendarme officer in the area. Speaking out against what he termed “falsehood” and “propaganda,” the SDO vehemently denied claims that two babies were among those detained, asserting instead that those in custody are “abettors and accomplices” of armed robbers. The arrests, which took …
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