Tensions Rise at Katlehong North Police Station
There was significant unrest at the Katlehong North Police Station in Katlehong, Ekurhuleni, on Monday, 5 August. The controversy erupted when a victim attempting to file a case against Prophet Paseka Mboro Motsoeneng was unexpectedly arrested. The incident has sparked public outrage, with many residents questioning the police’s actions.
Residents Outraged by Police Response
Angry residents expressed their disbelief as they witnessed the victim being handcuffed inside the police station’s charge office. In stark contrast, Prophet Mboro was seen walking freely, capturing videos of the upset crowd. One resident voiced frustration, criticizing Mboro’s “lack of respect and remorse” in light of the situation.
Viral Video Fuels Public Anger
A video that has since gone viral shows Prophet Mboro allegedly attacking the victim in full view of teachers and students at a school. The incident was reportedly exacerbated by one of Mboro’s bodyguards, who was seen carrying a firearm on the school premises—an act deemed unacceptable by many in the community.
Residents Demand Accountability
Local residents were vocal in their criticism of the police, questioning their decision to arrest the victim rather than Prophet Mboro, who was seen in the video attacking the individual with a panga. “This is unfair because Mboro should have been arrested. Instead, he’s taking videos,” one resident commented, highlighting the perceived injustice of the situation.
Allegations Against Prophet Mboro
The incident at Matshidiso Primary School involved Prophet Mboro allegedly forcibly taking his two grandchildren, creating chaos at the scene. The event has further fueled public anger and calls for justice, with many demanding that Prophet Mboro be held accountable for his actions.
Calls for Justice and Fair Treatment
The community continues to demand answers from the authorities, urging them to reconsider their actions and ensure that justice is served. As the situation unfolds, the public remains watchful, seeking transparency and accountability from both the police and Prophet Mbor0.
