General Justin said the shootout erupted when the alleged land grabbers opened fire at police officers who were sent to calm an escalating tension over a house in Tongping adjacent to UN house.
“The armed group came claiming a house and starting chasing away those whom they found in the house on Sunday night,” Justin told a Sudans Post reporter in Juba this morning.
“It was reported to us and the police went there and found them (suspected land grabber) hiding in a house they are claiming and when police entered the house, they started opening fire at police,” Justin explained.
Justin disclosed that the police managed to arrest 11 suspected land grabbers, saying two sustaining injuries are now receiving treatment at the hospital.
“We exchanged fire and as a result, two of them were wounded and we managed to arrest all of them, there were 11 in number,” he said
He revealed that a case has been opened against them and an investigation is underway while warning the public against taking land into their hands.
“Many people who had a dispute over land, through the court, managed to recover their lands. So taking laws into your hands is not good,” he warned the public.
“You should follow the legal procedures and at the end of the day, you will get your land back,” he added.
Land conflicts over Juba city have been going on for several years since the establishment of the government of South Sudan in 2005.
Members of the host community, the Bari, have been accusing inhabitants from other states of grabbing their land.
They also accused them of not following the legal procedures of acquiring land through the Central Equatoria state’s ministry of physical infrastructure.
“Police, land grabbers clash in Juba wounding 2”
If you really want to play game with South Sudanese, don’t go and play games in ‘tɔŋpiny (ful Sudan/groundnut, some low lives inBrazil, it Brazil nuts, ful Misr Egyptian beans (Falafel)’. Watch out fools.
Long time ago, in 1950-60th, our Nile over burst her banks and some of ‘the Bor Muonyjiengs/Jaangs/Jenges/Dinkas’ villages were (flooded) very badly’. They came here to Bor South, Mongala, Juba and other areas of South Sudan. And got away with it, and that is why there is Tɔŋpiny (where the groundnuts is grown) suburb in downtown Juba, South Sudan.
There was this ‘cliché’ That cassava, Maize (corns), Tomatoes, potatoes, Capsicum, wheat and others are European foods.>>>
Almost all the food eaten by European today are African and South Americas foods. Our Cattle, Goats, Sheep (ɣɔk, buɔth, amɛ̈l, ajiit, chicken), respectively; sorghum (raps), Awuöu (Millet), Anyuɔl (Maize/corn), Cassava (Mabondok). Maize/corn Americas food. But we grow it here in South Sudan [Corn rows] if you low lives really think you are anything.. But we have to acknowledge where the ‘maize come from—-South America. but Ngäär Ajɔk (black and white beans) is here in Bor, South Sudan; Lueka (Okra), we are the *Ancient Egyptians fools. Where do you low lives, think, *dry bone countries of Abesh (s0-called ethiopia), Djibouti, Democratic republic of Congo (DRC), Central Africa Africa (C.A.R), South Africa, Rwanda, Nigeria, so-called israel (so-called israel), North Sudan, Saudi Arabia, theor UN, their sleazy NGOs and some of their creeps in between. their Indians, Pakistanis, Nepalese, Bangladeshis, Sri Lankans and they will be brought South Sudan and over South Sudanese and then we will and live side by side with the vermins/parasites/viruses.
*Dreaming is not a crime, the evils can go and ask their real gods, because they are going to be wiped out of this planet earth, reasons, pure HATRED and RACISM*>>>