By: Emmanuel M. Kangar, Jr.
A man believed to be in his late 30s, identified as Mohammed Sella, was reportedly mobbed to death in Weala District #1, Margibi County, following accusations of theft.
The violent incident has stirred fear and concern among local residents, highlighting ongoing issues related to mob justice, which many say are often driven by anger and frustration over perceived shortcomings in the justice system.
Authorities have launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding Sella’s death. Police are currently gathering evidence and interviewing eyewitnesses in an effort to establish a clearer picture of what transpired and to identify those responsible.
Community leaders have expressed growing concern about the recurrence of such acts. They warn that without stronger legal enforcement and renewed public confidence in the justice system, mob violence could become more frequent. As a preventive measure, they are calling for public awareness campaigns to educate citizens on the dangers of taking the law into their own hands.
As the investigation continues, residents are calling for justice and hoping for outcomes that will deter similar incidents in the future and promote peace within the community.
