A young man was publicly paraded through the Massaka community near Salaga in the Savannah Region after allegedly stealing yams.
Reports indicate that the individual was caught red-handed and, as a form of public humiliation, forced to carry the stolen tubers in a pan while being displayed to residents.
The incident has sparked discussions in the community about local justice practices and the handling of petty crimes. Residents say such measures are intended to deter others from committing similar offenses.
While some community members support the public shaming as an effective deterrent, others have raised concerns about human rights and the potential psychological impact on the alleged offender.
The story has drawn attention on social media, with many debating the balance between community justice and formal legal procedures in handling theft cases.
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