27 soldiers arrested for firing bullets into the air during end-of-year festivities
In the city of Sake and Mubambiro, the army arrested 27 soldiers who fired several bullets into the air during the end-of-year festivities, more precisely on the evening of December 31. The events took place in the Kamuronza group, located in Masisi territory.
According to local sources, the security services (PM) acted following numerous complaints from the population, who felt they were in danger from this indiscriminate shooting. The 27 soldiers are suspected of having caused panic in Sake, Mubambiro and their surrounding areas, by firing numerous bullets into the air without valid reason during the night of December 31, 2023 and January 1, 2024.
This arrest demonstrates the authorities’ desire to ensure order and security during the celebrations. Indeed, shooting into the air can present a real danger to the population, risking accidents or injuries.
Military justice will now take over to investigate this matter. If the 27 soldiers are found guilty, they will have to answer for their actions before the courts and face possible sanctions provided for by law.
This incident highlights the importance of raising awareness among the armed forces of the dangers of firing into the air and strengthening control measures to avoid such irresponsible behavior. The security of the population must never be compromised, whether during festivities or during military missions.
In conclusion, it is essential that everyone understands the potentially dangerous consequences of shooting into the air and demonstrates responsibility in the use of firearms. The safety of all must always come first, and the armed forces have a crucial role to play in ensuring this safety.