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FOUR STUDENTS ARRESTED AFTER VIOLENT CLASH AT CHRISTIAN METHODIST SHS

Four students were arrested by the Weija Divisional Police Command following a fight between Christian Methodist Senior High School students and local youth at Aplaku.

The conflict arose due to a missing mobile phone.

Citi News reported that the altercation turned physical, with participants using punches and clubs, leading to injuries among students and damage to school property.

The trouble began because students often charge their phones at a nearby grocery shop, where they receive numbers to identify their devices upon retrieval.

One student reportedly used another student’s number to claim a phone that wasn’t his.

This act led to a confrontation by the phone’s rightful owner and his friends, which escalated into a violent brawl among the students.

The student who took the phone, fearing for his safety, sought refuge at the shop.

This action prompted local youth to intervene, resulting in a clash between them and the students.

“The students can be troublesome sometimes. They attacked their student beating him to a pulp. They even destroyed the properties of the shop owner where they used to charge the phone. They later went ahead and stabbed some of the area boys in the eye.

“The area boys were angry because they attacked and destroyed Allhaji the shop owner’s property in his shop, leading to chaos. Some of the students were hurt in the process and the same applies to the area boys.

“The way they are behaving it looks like they are land guards and not students because this is unacceptable,” an eyewitness confirmed.

“We see them smoking Indian hemp here openly and if you talk about it they attack you. We see them using hard substances like tramadol and I wonder why this is happening so,” the eyewitness added.


 

 

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