A little over four years since the ban of commercial motorbikes plying the central business district of Freetown, Sierra Leone police have confiscated over eight thousand bikes, says John Samuel Kailondo...
Popular herbalist and a convicted murderer of DJ Clef, Baimba Moiforay aka LA Chocolate was spotted hanging out with people outside Sierra Leone. According to unconfirm sources, he is presently living...
Police have declared wanted an employee of MAC Cement (MACCEM) who allegedly collected money by fraudulent means from a long list of customers and in the process defrauded the company and is now on the...
Five Sierra Leonean police officers have been seen in a disturbing video showing brutal arrest of a young Sierra Leonean Man. Police officers gobbled up man, two holding his feet from behind and one...
The Liberia National Police (LNP) has arrested an alleged Sierra Leonean criminal for killing a police officer in is country, LNP Spokesman Moses Carter has said. He was arrested after the LNP was alerted...
Popular magician, herbalist and a convicted murderer of DJ Clef, Baimba Moiforay commonly known as LAC was living a luxurious life after his release from Pademba Road Prison. A video of the luxurious...
While other members of the public were allowed unfettered access to the Law Courts Building on last Friday, police officers manning the gate to the court denied journalists entry into the court’s premises,...
The Sierra Leone police has declared Baimba Moiforay popularly known as LAC wanted and Le10 Million reward has been declared for anyone that will capture the Magician or give information leading to his...
Baimba Moiforay alais LAC, an herbalist, murder convict and killer of popular Sierra Leonean Disc Jockey, DJ Clef has reportedly escaped from the shores of Sierra Leone. Sierraloaded learnt of this...
The Management of the Sierra Leone Police (SLP) has issued a press release frowning at a video making rounds on Social media involving a police officer allegedly receiving money from a Keke Rider on the...
