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Unlawful wounding crimes trouble Serowe police

Monday, August 15, 2022 | 300 Views |

An upsurge in unlawful wounding cases that usually lead to murder have the Serowe police worried that young men are too quick to wield knives in a misunderstanding.

Police said it is of great concern that people no longer value the sanctity of human life choosing to kill whenever it suits them.

Serowe Police Station commander, Superintendent Poloko Oteng’s concern follows the recent string of unlawful wounding cases in his policing area.

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