All appeal and effort to show Police Officers the drugs he had gone to buy at the pharmacy which led him to be out after curfew fell on deaf ears.
Mr. Zulu (Pseudonym) spent two (2) days in detention before we came in to help.
Mr. Zulu was only able to regain his freedom after our quick-response team swung into action and provided necessary legal support.
He regained his freedom on the 8th of March, 2021.
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