OSD Officer Allegedly Caught Stealing at Waterloo 55 Junction
Julius Mustapha Harding A shocking incident unfolded in Sierra Leone as an Officer on Special Duty (OSD) was allegedly caught stealing at Waterloo’s 55 Junction in the Western Rural area of Freetown.
The entire episode was captured on video and has since gone viral across various social media platforms.
The allegations surfaced when the OSD Officer was apprehended during the act. Eyewitnesses claim that the officer is indeed guilty of the alleged theft. This revelation has left the community in shock, as some OSD officers have previously been a source of concern for residents. Local residents and bystanders expressed their disbelief and disappointment, with many sharing their sentiments, saying, “Seeing an OSD officer, who is supposed to combat theft, involved in theft is disheartening.”
This incident has raised concerns about the integrity of law enforcement in Sierra Leone, sending a negative signal to the community.
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A big slap to our country and a big slap to our government if I were the president I will sack all those that trained and recruit that thief it’s a big shame to our beloved country
These are the people leading a troops of Criminals in our country Sierra Leone.Who date you go Combat afta civilian don Combat you.? This guy should be Sack?
This is serious, and he should be sacked.
The writer or journalist didn’t say what he stole, there should have been a community interview or the person he stole from to confirm the stealing before putting it on the media. They’re just saying ‘police man tiff ‘ . Tiff waetin? That’s the question ❓
You’re correct
We shouldn’t just passed on a command to sacked the man ,instead we should use a well scrutiny means of judging.Let the journal provide what he stole
The only thing the public to know is “ officer steals “” but no NAME or NUMBER and no picture???? Shame on YOU
The victim should be use to hunt the dealers
The world is very unfair. When a poor person steals he or she is call a thief but when the real thieves (ministers, head of offices) steal they called it misused of offices or they have squandered the money. What a shame
Is there any proof to this allaeg I can’t believe on this because the writer doesn’t show anything
It is also possible that the thief is an impostor. Waterloo has several criminal groups. He might be using a stolen uniform, probably not a police officer.