Mystic Mayhem: Police Officers Abandon Station Due To Goblins Attack

Police officers have abandoned their station and, when asked, tell a tale of goblins that they claim have been terrorizing them. The police station in Gwambe, located in Bulilima, Matabeleland South, has been left unoccupied as officers fled, citing nocturnal harassment by goblins.

Ward 2 Councillor Mabed Ngulani confirmed this bizarre occurrence. “We constructed a station for the officers, who initially patrolled in pairs,” Ngulani explained. “However, they have struggled to remain stationed there for long periods.”

Unsettling Reports of Nightly Harassment by Goblins

Councillor Ngulani revealed that the male officers reported being terrorised by female goblins during the night. The officers are said to have claimed that some mystical things are happening at night at the station.

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“They recounted disturbing experiences – their bodies being violated, doors opening on their own, and mysterious figures climbing on the roof, rendering sleep impossible,”

Community Meeting and Official Response

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A meeting was convened last week involving village heads and police officials from Plumtree. The Plumtree police decided to withdraw the officers from Gwambe, asserting that they could not risk their safety any longer as shared by Councillor Ngulani.

The local chief also addressed the issue, advising the villagers to desist from such activities.

Police visited the ward and suggested they find another place for the officers. However, there is no available accommodation at Gwambe School, so the officers will use the clinic as an office.

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While the councillor and community have not yet secured alternative housing, they have requested the officers to return to see if the disturbances continue.

Matabeleland South police spokesperson Inspector Loveness Mangena stated that she was not aware of the incident.