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Police arrests more than 50 people for illegal land allotment in Juba

South Sudan police authorities are saying that they have arrested over 50 people for illegal involvement in land allotment in the capital Juba.

by Sudans Post
June 7, 2021

Aerial view of South Sudan capital Juba [Photo via Facebook]
Aerial view of South Sudan capital Juba [Photo via Facebook]
JUBA – South Sudan police authorities are saying that they have arrested over 50 people for illegal involvement in land allotment in the capital Juba.

Juba County commissioner Charles Joseph Wani said the people arrested are criminals who he said will be questioned for their involvement!

“Of course they will face the law, they will be asked to answer some questions and they will be jailed for not less than a year, according to the charges brought against them,” Wani said according to Radio Tamazuj.

“The people are over 50 in number. Anybody I caught from there is a criminal, so when someone is caught at a criminal place we treat them as a criminal unless the investigator finds out those who are innocent and those who are not criminals. The investigation is taking place,” he added.

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