Fights over petty issues worry Dibete police

Dibete Police Station Commander Superintendent Meshack Ranku PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE
Dibete Police Station Commander Superintendent Meshack Ranku PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

DIBETE: Dibete police are worried by the upsurge in fights that occur as a result of petty issues which can easily be resolved. These always lead to deaths and serious bodily harm cases.

On Friday The Monitor visited Dibete Police Station Commander, Superintendent Meshack Ranku and had a chat with him and asked him which cases continue to be on the rise in his policing area and he pointed out fights over petty issues as a concern.

He said people are now clearly not valuing the sanctity of human life because the said petty issues that always lead to deaths include arguments during beer drinking, fights over money and arguments of partners in love relationships.

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