@chirembaPT The thing is Zimbabweans can ululate for you today and tomorrow they can crucify you ita a survival tactic we been in the game for a long time that's why politics is unpredictable
Hi @crimewatchzw, I would like to start by asking our local police in Zimbabwe: Have they now started arresting people simply for walking around the CBD or going into town to look for something to eat?
I parked my car in town and decided to look for something to eat before going to work. I am a carpenter and was supposed to go to work with my colleagues.
I went to a place selling drinks and pies. While I was waiting for the woman to give me my change after I had already paid, I suddenly felt someone grabbing me by the collar and neck and putting me in handcuffs. I asked why I was being arrested, and I was told it was for obstruction.
I asked what I had obstructed, but one of the female officers pushed me. I asked her again why I was being arrested because I needed to go to work. She told me to wait and that we would discuss it later. I was then taken to Central Police Station along with other people who had been arrested.
I was detained from around 11am until 4pm and was hungry because I had not eaten. I tried explaining my situation to the officers, but no one helped me. I eventually realised that I was going to miss work, so I decided to pay the fine and leave so that I could go to work.
However, no one wanted to accept the money. Whenever I asked what offence I had committed, I was told that they would explain it to me later. I kept waiting for someone to tell me why I had been arrested, but eventually one officer simply told me to pay and leave.
That is how I ended up being forced to admit guilt. The police system is dead. #chaora chinhu ichi
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The regime@in Zimbabwe does not respect life neither does it respect its own constitution and this has been so for a very very long time.We should@all salute the opposition whoever they are and when ever they have been in existence.