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A Ugandan tourist, Tom Ssekamwa, who was arrested in Masvingo for possessing a sex toy in his bag, has been acquitted by a local magistrate after spending 24 days in remand prison.
As reported by <a href="https://masvingomirror.com/another-tourist-acquitted-after-24-days-in-jail/">The Mirror</a> on 26 August, Magistrate Isaac Chikura found Ssekamwa not guilty of being a criminal nuisance, saying the presence of the artificial penis did not pose a threat to the public or create any disturbance.
The magistrate noted that the item was found in a private context and said Ssekamwa had no intention of using it in public.
The police have been criticised for arresting people in order to investigate. Critics argue that such actions have caused significant harm to the reputation of Zimbabwe’s tourism and hospitality industry.
Ssekamwa faced charges under Section 26(1)(a) with an alternative charge of criminal nuisance under Section 46(2)(v), as well as a violation of Section 26(1) of the Censorship Act. However, these charges were ultimately dismissed by the magistrate.
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Tom Ssekamwa, a tourist from Uganda, was arrested in Masvingo for having a sex toy in his bag. He spent 24 days in jail before being found not guilty by a magistrate. The magistrate said the toy didn't harm or disturb anyone because it was found in a private context. Critics say the police are wrong to arrest people first and then investigate. This kind of action hurts Zimbabwe's tourism industry. The charges against Ssekamwa were dropped. He can now go back to Uganda without any punishment.

Ugandan Tourist Acquitted After 24 Days In Remand For Possessing Sex Toy

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