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Gambian warlord’s enforcer accused of torture found living freely in Scotland

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Gambian warlord’s enforcer accused of torture found living freely in Scotland

A former enforcer for a Gambian warlord, implicated in a slew of torture allegations, is reportedly residing freely in Scotland.

Human rights organisations and politicians are clamouring for immediate action following the Sunday Mail’s discovery of ex-intelligence agent Alagie Morr, also known as Edrissa Jobe, living in a Glasgow flat.




Morr, who played a key role in the oppressive regime of Gambia’s notorious leader Yahya Jammeh, has been linked by government probes to horrific abuses including beatings, sexual assaults, and the electrocution of prisoners.

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There are now vociferous calls for Morr to be brought to justice, potentially facing extradition back to Gambia, which has transitioned to a democratic republic.

However, from his residence in Glasgow’s east end, Morr expressed fears for his safety: “It’s not safe for me to go home. I will be killed or I will kill somebody.”, reports the Daily Record.

Having settled in the Barlanark area of Glasgow for several years, Morr awaits the outcome of his asylum claim.

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