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A CHAOS broke out yesterday at the Kuisebmond police station as angry residents gathered in front of the building to see a man suspected of causing fires in the community.
According to locals, they lost huts as a result of fires that began mysteriously. Some members of the community who were affected by fires at different times reported seeing a man throw lit papers on huts, causing fire spreads in other huts and houses. Angry residents say they were informed by police that a suspect was being held at the police station.
"They told us that the man is here and we are here to see him. We must discover why he burned our ghettos. We also want to see him in order to know who we should look for. We lost too much property. Where do I start now? I just got back from the hospital, and now that, "said Nangula Hipundjua, one of the victims of the fires in a barracks.
"We want to know what they will do to this man. We are here for justice. They have to take out the man, because we want to see who this perverse person is. I have three children and I no longer have any shelter for them because of someone running in flames burning ghettos, "Hilaria Shooya said.
Despite attempts by the police to calm the crowd, they continued to demand that the suspect be brought outside, until the police removed them from the entrance, the police and the police. Other members of the community also want to use the station.
Sergeant Ileni Shapumba, chief of community policing in the Erongo area, tried to calm the residents, asking them to let the police take care of his work.
"We should be at peace. The police are with you and feel your grievances. We are in the process of investigating. Please let us to handle the questions. It would be better if you let us do our work without us ingestion so that we can do you a good service and inform you later, "he said.
Shapumba also asked people with hard evidence to help the police by sharing information on the subject.
According to the Deputy Fire Chief of the Walvis Bay Brigade, Tutaleni Affraim Kathindi, 21 barracks and one house were burned in Kuisebmond between last Thursday and yesterday. Fifteen booths and a house on the same street were burned during separate incidents last Thursday, just 100 meters apart. The other three huts burned Saturday, while three others were burned last night.
"There was another attempt on two huts this morning, and there is reason to fear that the same suspect is responsible. We found a very strong smell of fuel and splash of fuel. He then tried to ignite, "he said.
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