Zac Mbao: Dibiterie Owner and Butchers Caught Cutting Up Suspected Stolen Calf

Author: senenews.comPublished on: November 3, 2026Country: Senegal

Crime & Law

Zac Mbao: Dibiterie Owner and Butchers Caught Cutting Up Suspected Stolen Calf

On the night of November 1, 2026, a Rufisque Research Brigade patrol found three men cutting up a calf in a stable in Cité Mex, Zac Mbao. Dibiterie owner Khadim Ndiaye, his apprentice Daouda Sall and butcher Cheikh Ndiaye were arrested and referred to the Dakar court on November 2. Khadim Ndiaye gave conflicting accounts of where the animal came from and produced no proof of purchase. Investigators suspect cattle theft and are examining a possible meat-supply network involving Jakarta motorcycle-taxi drivers.

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