🇮🇪 🇨🇩YVES SAKILA (35) a Blackman of Congolese decent who lived in Ireland since 2004 was PUBLICLY EXECUTED on Henry street,Dublin last Friday shortly after 5pm.
While everyone stood and watched, more than 6 security guards took turns using excessive force holding Yves to the ground until was unconscious.
The animalistic security guards are seen forcefully pressing Yves’s body onto the ground using their knees.
His colleague mercilessly held his head to the ground and seen repeatedly covering Yves’s face using his hoodie.
At the start Yves was responding as he struggled to move his hand grasping for air while they held him to the position for four minutes until he was unconscious.
A woman with African accent in the crowd who realised Yves was unresponsive tried to question the security guards in min 2:40 but she was silenced by a dubliner within the crowd. It was at that moment the brutal security guards realised it was too late.
What makes this even more disturbing is that, had the footage not emerged, many people would likely have accepted a simplified version of events without questioning what actually happened.
As usual, racists are up in arms online creating propagandas to justify Yves’s execution while the family are looking for justice.
The media are over highlighting the fact that Yves was allegedly involved in a minor shoplifting luckily we have the footage which clearly shows how cruel Yves Sakila was treated.
Whatever was on the shelves is replaceable Yves is not.
I am deeply saddened by the death of Yves Sakila. My thoughts and prayers are with his family, friends, and the wider Congolese and Black community during this painful time.
⚠️⚠️Six security guards for one Black man?
Knee on his neck, holding his head down with full force.
In broad daylight, in Ireland and in 2026!!!
His name was Yves Sakila and he was 35. 🙏🏾😢💔
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