Joint Security Arrests Dozen of Motorcyclists Following Violent Leadership Dispute in River Gee

River Gee County | August 12, 2026 | The River Gee County Joint Security has arrested more than a dozen motorcyclists and seized nine motorcycles following a violent confrontation reportedly linked to an escalating leadership dispute within the county’s motorcyclists’ union.

According to River Gee County Police Commander ACP. Theophilus Toe Togba, the confrontation erupted late Tuesday night in Gbeapo-Kanweaken and involved motorcyclists from Fish Town and Gbeapo-Kanweaken.

The incident reportedly left several riders injured as tensions between the two groups escalated.

Commander Togba said the Joint Security moved in to restore calm, resulting in the arrest of multiple motorcyclists and the seizure of nine motorcycles.

He said an investigation has been launched to establish the circumstances surrounding the confrontation and determine those responsible for the violence.

Security authorities are also continuing efforts to identify and apprehend additional suspects as tensions remain high in the area.

Meanwhile, River Gee County authorities, under the leadership of Superintendent Mike T. Swengbe, have called on the motorcycle-riding community and residents to remain calm and avoid actions that could further escalate the situation.

The precise cause of the disagreement and the nature of the leadership dispute within the motorcyclists’ union have not yet been officially established.

Authorities are expected to provide further information as the investigation progresses.

This is a developing story. Follow Spoon FM Network for verified updates and further developments from River Gee County.

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The exact cause of the leadership dispute has not yet been officially established.

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