More than 55 prisoners escaped from Walungu central prison on the evening of January 12, according to local sources. This escape has sparked fear among the population of Walungu, who fear acts of violence and looting from the escapees. Residents are calling on the authorities to do everything possible to find these fugitives.
According to Walungu civil society, the prisoners drugged the police officer in charge of their guard, which allowed them to escape. This escape highlights flaws in the security system at Walungu central prison, and raises questions about the management of inmates.
Christian Ziganira, president of Walungu civil society, urges the authorities to act quickly to find the escapees and to strengthen prison security. It also highlights the population’s fear of the possibility that some of these prisoners are dangerous and could commit criminal acts.
This escape calls into question security in prisons and highlights the need to improve surveillance and escape prevention measures. The population of Walungu expects answers and concrete actions from the authorities to restore security in the region.
In this context, it is essential that the authorities put in place enhanced security measures to prevent such escapes in the future. Close collaboration between the police and the local population is also necessary to ensure the capture of escapees and avoid further harm.
In conclusion, the mass escape from Walungu Central Prison has sowed fear and concern among the local population. It is imperative that the authorities take immediate measures to find the escapees and strengthen security in correctional facilities. The population of Walungu deserves to live in security and to be able to count on the police to ensure their protection.