Police Debunk Mass Incarceration Claims
In a move to quell growing public concern, police officials have come forward to clarify the recent rumors surrounding mass incarcerations in the city. The authorities emphasized that no such large-scale arrests have taken place, urging the public to stay calm and not be swayed by misinformation.
At a press briefing held earlier today, senior police officials stated that the claims circulating on social media about mass incarcerations were completely unfounded. “There has been no mass arrest operation conducted. The public must be cautious about believing unverified information,” said a police spokesperson.
The rumors, which began spreading over the weekend, alleged that hundreds of people were detained without cause. These claims quickly gained traction, leading to unrest among local communities.
“We are conducting regular operations as part of our routine law enforcement, but there is no truth to these exaggerated reports,” the spokesperson clarified. “Our aim is to maintain peace and security, not to create fear.”
The police have also launched an investigation to trace the origin of the false reports, stressing that those found responsible for spreading misinformation could face legal consequences.
Authorities have urged the public to rely only on official sources for updates and avoid sharing unverified news. Meanwhile, community leaders have echoed the call for calm and vigilance in combating false narratives.
