Thugs Break Into Zari Hassan's Ugandan House: "Hurt My Security And Stole Gun"

• Zari Hassan was out when thugs broke into her Ugandan home and brutally hurt her armed security guard
• According to the mother of five, the thugs stole her gun and other expensive things and wanted to drive away with her cars
• She vowed to work with the Ugandan police until they find the people who took her licensed AK47 and hurt her security guard

South African-based Ugandan socialite Zari Hassan is heartbroken after thugs broke into her house and made away with her gun and other expensive accessories.

The mother of five shared the news via his Instastory, where she vowed to work with the Ugandan police to find who stole her gun and also brutally attacked her security guard.

How thugs brutally attacked Zari Hassan's security

She also posted a photo of her security guard bleeding after his head was beaten up by a gun and prayed that he would recover soon.

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"Yesterday, my house in Uganda got broken into while I was out. They tied my security guard, and they took a lot of stuff from the house. They butchered him, sliced his ear, and cut through his head. I think it is the b*tt of the AK47 that they used to literally hit him on the head," she said.

Zari revealed that the thugs went to her bedroom and interrogated her family members while asking for the car keys.

"They got into the house, woke my family members up asking where is this, where is that, they managed to get away with actually quite a lot of things. That is not the issue. We are safe. My family members are safe, and the security hopefully heals. They even had the audacity to ask where are the keys to the cars. And I think on hearing the police coming, they ran off," she added.

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Zari explained that she thought having security guards with guns would help, but because of the holiday season, people are targeted by thugs.

"There was a gun stolen; that is the property of the government; we are going to find you," she further said.

Madam catches salesgirl stealing her goods

Meanwhile, Yen.com.gh previously reported that a salesperson facing charges after stealing GH¢60,502 from her workplace.

Felicia Baidoo Tei failed to account for the goods sold by the Nestle Ghana Limited products that her employer had ordered her to distribute to their clients.

She came before Mrs. Evelyn Asamoah's circuit court in Accra, receiving a GH¢3,000 penalty unit ($36,000) fine. If Tei cannot pay the fine, she will be sentenced to five months of hard labour.

Source: TUKO.co.ke