Torit State police spokesperson is calling on citizens to reignite the spirit of love and peace to fight crimes in the state and South Sudan at large.
Speaking to Radio Emmanuel Mathew Ochan Jacob, says cases of rape, murder and stealing among the youth is on the rise in the communities.
‘Our culture in the past was very good, let us go back to the culture, let the youth hear their elders, it will transform our community into good place of living,’ he explains.
The spokesperson discourages unnecessary handling of guns by the youth.
He adds the guns are not meant for killing each other.
According to Mathew Ochan, the government is working hard to improve security in the state and South Sudan as a whole.