By Makutu Manneh
The Brusubi Magistrates Court is scheduled to sentence five individuals—Momodou Martin Sanyang, Sering Mass Gaye, Muhammed Bah, Ismaila Faal, and Samba Ceesay—on Wednesday, August 20, following their admission of guilt to multiple traffic-related offenses.
The accused were charged with dangerous driving, unlicensed driving, and the unauthorized use of tinted glass. Authorities reported that on August 10, 2025, the five drove recklessly as part of a convoy of more than thirty vehicles along the Sukuta–Jabang Highway.
According to the police, their actions not only endangered public safety but also led to confrontations with residents of Jabang village, resulting in damage to several vehicles.
“Their actions endangered public safety and caused confrontations with residents of Jabang village, leading to damage to several vehicles,” the police confirmed.
The Anti-Crime Unit responded promptly, apprehending the individuals and impounding their vehicles. The accused were subsequently arraigned in court, where they pleaded guilty to all charges.
“They were arraigned in court, where they pleaded guilty to the charges,” the police said.
“The Gambia Police Force reiterates its zero tolerance for dangerous driving and car drifting,” the police stated. “Such reckless behavior poses grave risks to lives and property, and offenders will continue to face the full weight of the law.”