Khalifa Sall : «je préfère me suicider plutôt que de jouer le rôle de l’arbitre entre Mbaye Touré et Oumar Bocoum»

Appelé à la barre pour jouer le rôle de l’arbitre au moment des confrontations entre Mamadou Oumar Bocoum, percepteur de la Ville de Dakar et Mbaye Touré, le régisseur de la Caisse, par ailleurs, Directeur administratif et financier (Daf) de la mairie de Dakar, Khalifa Sall a refusé de s’y impliquer.

«Monsieur le président je préfère me suicider que de les abriter car, ces deux jeunes là Ndlr: Mamadou Oumar Bokoum et Mbaye Touré étaient avec moi tout le temps. Si aujourd’hui, ils n’osent pas se regarder et dire la vérité, je ne peux pas les arbitrer. Je suis dégouté de ce qui se passe ici», a déclaré le Maire devant le juge Malick Lamotte.

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