Drama in Tambacounda: A gendarmerie sergeant found dead in his home

Author: senenews.comPublished on: May 10, 2026Country: Senegal

Society & Lifestyle

Sergeant M. Ndiath of the Tambacounda gendarmerie was found dead in his home on May 7, reportedly having used his service weapon. Significant financial losses related to gambling on the platform 1xBet may have contributed to his personal distress. A farewell letter was found at the scene, and an investigation has been launched by the National Gendarmerie's High Commander. The body was laid to rest in a ceremony held on Sunday at the Principal Hospital of Dakar.

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