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The Lumely division of the Sierra Leone Police Force has successfully apprehended Ali Jaffal and his associates following a violent incident at YSC on Wilkinson Road, Freetown.
Reports suggest that Jaffal and his group of thugs launched an attack on innocent civilians and Lebanese colleagues who had gathered at YSC for entertainment purposes.
Ali Jaffal, is a Lebanese businessman and building contractor, who made headlines yesterday again after a violent altercation at the YSC. Armed with pistols, he attacked members of his own community over a minor dispute involving two children. Jaffal’s perceived power and impunity led him to believe he was above the law.
Eyewitnesses have reported that Jaffal and his cohorts unleashed terror on peaceful citizens, with over fifteen people – mostly Lebanese – currently admitted to the Life Care Hospital in critical condition as a result of the beating and thuggery displayed by Jaffal and his associates. One eyewitness even claimed that Jaffal pulled out an unlicensed pistol during the attack, randomly pointing it at innocent civilians.
This disturbing incident highlights the importance of maintaining law and order in public spaces to ensure the safety of all individuals present. The swift response from the police force demonstrates their commitment to upholding justice and protecting innocent civilians from harm. It is crucial that such incidents are dealt with firmly to prevent similar occurrences from happening in the future.
In conclusion, this is a clear example of lawlessness that should not be tolerated in any society. The police force must continue to work tirelessly to ensure that individuals who engage in unlawful activities are held accountable for their actions. Peaceful citizens should be free to go about their daily lives without fear of being attacked or harmed by thugs like Ali Jaffal and his cohorts.
while authorities have now taken action against him, and investigation continues into other allegations against this notorious figure, it is hoped that the police will not compromise a matter as sensitive as this one.
Investigation continues…
I was thinking that the only problem we have in sierra Leone is high fuel pump price 😄😄😄😄bio bio there’s another dramatic event in the corner 😁😁arty sef
Such nasty behaviour will never be tolerate in Lebanon from anyone.President Bio and his administration should work with the law enforcement to stamp out such as no one is above the law of the land. This is not a good precedent for any citizens to wake up to. Our country has been through a lot for the law enforcement to allow such thuggery to flourished.