Please be informed that armed thieves have recently come up with a more
“efficient" method of disarming people in the City Centre.
They extend their arm for a handshake after asking for directions, making it
seem as though they are thanking their victim but they have a needle, dipped in
some sort of sedative, under their sleeve that makes one feel drowsy.
When their victim falls asleep, this seems to the general public as one who has
fainted, they go ahead and move their victim to a convenient location posing as
Good Samaritans, only to rob them! Other than the loss of personal effects,
there is also the risk of Contracting HIV/Aids or hepatitis since the needles
in use are highly Unlikely to be sterile!
PLEASE be aware of strangers who insist on shaking hands or coming too
close to you in the city streets!
On Saturday someone personally witnessed a man in recovery mode along a lane
off Mfangano Street – Dar es Salaam . He had been robbed of even his shoes and
yet it was broad daylight - around 5 p.m.
Please be VERY careful. Kindly notify the people around you and tell them what
you know. Do not accept business cards from strangers that you do not know
masquerading to be selling beauty products/or 'anything'. They could be laced
with chemicals that could send you unconsciously within seconds.
This message is everyone who goes to school/college alone (particularly girls)
- if you find any child crying on the road showing his her address, and is
asking you to take him/her to that address, then take that child to the Police
station, no matter what you, DON'T go to that address.
This is a new way for gang members to rape females.
Please forward this to everyone, including boys, so they can inform their
sisters and friends. Do not feel shy to forward. Your one message can save
someone!
Concerned Mdau
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