Police warn falsehood peddlers

Arron Nyamayaro
POLICE have intensified investigations to account for criminals trying to disturb the peaceful environment in the country by posting false information to the country’s neighbours.
In a statement, national police spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi dismissed reports circulating on social media alleging that 50 Namibians have been arrested in Zimbabwe military camps for subversive activities.
“The Zimbabwe Republic Police dismisses a social media post and purported media story attributed to the Police alleging that 50 Namibians have been arrested in Zimbabwe military camps for subversive activities.
“Checks with relevant police commanders and provinces have revealed that no such occurrence has been noted in the country.
“The fake and false statement is dismissed with the contempt it deserves.
“The purported press statement is crafted in a manner not conforming to Zimbabwe Republic Police standards or format.
“The Zimbabwe Republic Police is fully aware of the intentions and motive of the criminals or unruly elements,” said Commissioner Nyathi.

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