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Violent clash erupts during sheep recovery operation in Mayom

The incident occurred during an operation to recover 40 sheep believed to have been stolen by youths from Mayom County during a raid in neighboring Rubkona County last January.

by Sudans Post
April 28, 2024

Aerial view of Mayom town. [Photo courtesy]
Aerial view of Mayom town. [Photo courtesy]
BENTIU – One police officer was killed, and another was injured after local security forces clashed with armed youths Thursday, authorities say.

The incident occurred during an operation to recover 40 sheep believed to have been stolen by youths from Mayom County during a raid in neighboring Rubkona County last January.

Speaking to Sudans Post today, Mayom County Police Director Maluke Char said that the sheep have been recovered and will be returned to Rubkona County.

The clash resulted in the death and injury of the officers, while the suspected sheep raiders fled and remain at large.

The wounded officer is receiving treatment at Mayom County Hospital and is reportedly improving.

“No arrests have been made yet, but the Mayom County government is working to apprehend those involved in the Rubkona County raid,” Char said.

“We want a good relationship with our neighboring communities and will strive to prevent insecurity. It’s important for us to maintain control and build peaceful relations with Rubkona,” he added.

Char reported an improvement in security in western Mayom County, although sporadic cross-border cattle raids with neighboring Warrap continue.

“We value peaceful coexistence with our neighbors. It is important to promote peace and protect border communities,” Char emphasized.

“I will ensure the stolen sheep are returned to their rightful owners in Rubkona County,” he concluded.

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