Mbacké: 5 Arrested in 'Acts Against Nature' Case - HIV Concerns

A judicial proceeding is drawing significant attention in the commune of Mbacké. Gendarmes from the Touba Research Brigade have arrested several individuals in a case described as acts against nature. Five people are involved, including one suspect presented as the alleged instigator of the network.

Investigation Details

According to information from Seneweb, the individuals concerned have been questioned and their statements recorded in official reports. Among the four suspects living in Mbacké are reportedly artisans, and merchants. Screening tests were also conducted at the Matlaboul Fawzeyni National Hospital centre.

The results reveal that two of the five suspects are HIV positive, including one residing in Mbacké. Further information indicates that several people cited in the investigation live in the Mbacké Khéwar neighborhood. Investigations are ongoing to determine the possible involvement of other individuals.

Suspect on the Run

One suspect is reportedly currently fleeing towards The Gambia. The investigation began on February 7, 2026, when the Touba Research Brigade was alerted to the situation of a man living with HIV, who had previously been questioned and released.

Did You Know? The investigation was initially prompted by concerns regarding a man living with HIV who had been previously questioned and released by authorities.

Upcoming Legal Proceedings

Unless there is a last-minute development, the five suspects are scheduled to be presented to prosecutor Amary Faye, head of the public prosecutor’s office at the Diourbel High Court, this Monday, February 16th. A 36-year-old suspect, identified by the pseudonym Jules, reportedly provided investigators with information about several people described as his partners.

This information led to the arrest of the four other suspects in Mbacké. During searches of the homes of those arrested, gendarmes seized various items related to their private lives. The investigation continues to establish individual responsibilities in this matter.

Expert Insight: The ongoing investigation highlights the complexities of balancing public health concerns with individual rights and privacy, particularly in cases involving sensitive medical information and allegations of criminal activity.

Frequently Asked Questions

What prompted the initial investigation?

The investigation began after the Touba Research Brigade was alerted to the situation of a man living with HIV who had been previously questioned and released.

Where are the suspects currently?

Four suspects are currently in Mbacké, while one suspect is reportedly fleeing towards The Gambia.

Who will be handling the prosecution?

Prosecutor Amary Faye, head of the public prosecutor’s office at the Diourbel High Court, is expected to handle the prosecution.

What implications might this case have for privacy and public health initiatives in the region?

Mbacké: 5 Arrested in ‘Acts Against Nature’ Case – HIV Concerns