
This episode discusses the Uruetta terror raids in Uruki, which occurred ten years ago, focusing on the lasting impact on residents.
Tamei, a resident, shares his experience of being charged only for possession of weapons and his desire for a pardon. He recalls the traumatic events, including police actions that left innocent people affected.
Residents describe the fear and chaos during the raids, with vivid memories of police tactics and the emotional scars that remain.
The episode highlights the police's apology for their treatment of the community and the ongoing struggle for healing among those involved.
Residents reflect on the lasting trauma from the Uruetta terror raids in Uruki ten years ago.

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