Sen. Teahjay has condemned the acts in totality terming it as barbaric, which he considered as the sad for women to be publicly disgraced. “I can’t even define if Sinoe as a county and Liberia deserves better than what it is experiencing at the moment. “The incident in Grisby Farm has crossed tradition and the law must take its course. “The absence of political authority in the county often leads to miscarriages of justice and the years I served as Superintendent for the County, Grisby Farm was a hotspot for crimes so more needs to be done”. Sen. Teahjay has, however, commended the County Attorney for taking hold of the matter and maintaining calm in the county since those violent incidents against women took place.

Source: Front Page Africa March 08, 2019 01:30 UTC