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The case of Theogene Inzahuke has been submitted to the court

by admin on | 2024-05-29 08:14:46

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The National Crime Agency (RIB) has announced that the case against Hategekimana Emmanuel, who appeared on YouTube, claimed to be among those responsible for the murder of Pastor Niyonshuti Théogène, known as "Inzahuke," and the leaders of three YouTube videos he appeared in has been presented to the prosecution.

A few days ago, Emmanuel appeared on YouTube to explain that he was one of the people responsible for killing poster Théogène, the act tha t he did using satanic forces.

In these interviews, he revealed that he lived in hell and sent him to earth to kill various people, saying that this was the case with Pastor Theogène. Emmanuel has been charged with spreading rumors while Faith Pacific owner of Advice TV, Imanirahari Pascal owns Imanirahari TV and Mushinzimana Samuel, owner of online TV, have been charged with being a victim of reporting rumors.

Article 39 of the Cyber Crime Prevention and Punishment Act states that anyone who knows, using a computer or computer network, discloses information about storms that can cause fear, unrest or violence in the public or may cause a person to lose confidence, commit a crime. If convicted, he will be sentenced to imprisonment of less than three years but not more than five years and a fine of less than Rwf 1 million but not exceeding two and being sentenced one or two years in prison.

If the offender is convicted by a court, he or she will be punished according to the law. A spokesman for RIB, Dr. Murangira B. Thierry, said that many people have responded to the use of social media today, warning those who commit crimes to seek fame or increase their viewers. He added that the company has issued a warning to users of YouTube videos that they will be prosecuted on the crime of being the stakeholder. Social media users are advised to take care of the laws in the fight against crime.

Dr. B. Thierry also said that social media should not be used to promote illegal activities or activities because they are often responsible for crimes committed.

Marc N

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