The Malawi Police Service (MPS) is aware of the public concern caused by some criminal incidents that have occurred recently. The Service agrees that it becomes worrisome where the police and a particular section of our society are targeted by criminals.
The Lilongwe Senior Resident Magistrate's Court, Tuesday February 15, 2022, convicted and sentenced a woman, Christina Masina, 24, to eight years imprisonment for sexual activities with minors, in June last year at Chigwirizano location in Lilongwe.
The court through Lilongwe Police Station prosecution officer, Inspector Richard Kandeya, heard that the accused person, Christina Masina, was a neighbor to the complainant, (name withheld) who happens to be the guardian to the two victims aged 4 and 16.
The Malawi Police Service ( MPS) informs Malawians of the arrest of a woman and her two children seen in a disturbing video clip assaulting and parading naked a woman in full view of onlookers accusing her of being in a sexual relationship with her husband.
The Malawi Police Service (MPS) informs Malawians that it has raised a red flag through INTERPOL to arrest Bakeline Limited Company former employee, Paramjit Singh, of Patiala, Chandigarh, India, as he is implicated in a sodomy case where the alleged victims are two other employees of the same company, and of Malawian origin.
The Malawi Police Service (MPS) is investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of Mr. Alinafe Bonongwe, aged 42 years, who until his death, was Station Manager for MRA at Dedza Border.
The Phalombe First Grade Magistrate's Court has convicted and sentenced a 50 - year old woman, Linly Kabisa, for having sexual activities with an 11 year -old boy in the district.
During court proceedings state prosecutor Sergeant Gladys Billy narrated that on October 16, 2021, around 18:00 hours, the victim left his home and went to the woman's house to chat with her children.
When the mother of the victim saw that her son was not returning home, she decided to follow him.
In Kasungu, four men have been arrested for allegedly being found in possession of Cannabis Sativa commonly known as 'Chamba'.
The Quadro were arrested by a joint team of police officers from National Police headquarters and Kasungu Police on the wee hours of Sunday, January 30, 2022, at Paramount Bar within Kasungu town.
Facts of the matter are that police were tipped by a well wishers that there was a certain Truck (Fuel Tanker) Registration ZA 3050/ZA3189 loaded with bags of Cannabis Sativa and was being driven by Reuben Musitafa Muotcha who was heading Lilongwe.
Police in Nkhata Bay District are keeping in custody, three people for being found in possession of 16 bags of Chamba being conveyed to Blantyre.
The suspects have been identified as Anderson Chikungu age 43 of Chikungu Village in Traditional Authority Chapananga in Chikhwawa, Mwayi Nahawa aged 18 of Namakoka Village in Traditional Authority Mwambo in Zomba Diistrict and Samson Mwase 45 of Mtepuka Village in Traditional Authority Mankhambira in Nkhata Bay District. They all work with Pallet Kings Company as; driver, labourer and watchman respectively.
Lilongwe Police would like to inform members of the public that it is aware of the presence of some street kids (ana amasikini) in the city, and the threats these kids are causing on unsuspecting persons during the day or night time.
However, the station would like to make it clear that, going by the current situation and statistics, the extent of the problem perpetrated by these street kids is not as bad as it is being portrayed in most social media platforms.