Two men, known locally by the aliases ‘Doggy’ and ‘Fatta’, have been formally charged with inciting others to commit a felony, following a police investigation into a recent surge of criminal activity in the community.

Law enforcement officials confirmed that the pair was apprehended earlier this week after intelligence gathered by detectives linked them to a series of incidents where individuals were allegedly encouraged to engage in illegal acts. According to authorities, both men played prominent roles in orchestrating and urging others to participate in criminal behavior, leading to heightened tensions in the area.

‘Doggy’ and ‘Fatta’ appeared before a magistrate’s court on Wednesday, where charges were read out against them. Prosecutors outlined evidence suggesting that the two men used various means—including social gatherings and digital communication—to incite persons to commit felonies. The court heard that their actions contributed to a climate of fear and instability within the community.

Both accused have denied the allegations, with their legal representatives arguing for bail and maintaining their clients’ innocence. The magistrate, citing the seriousness of the charges and the potential risk to public safety, ordered that the men remain in custody until their next court appearance.

Community leaders have welcomed the police action, expressing hope that the charges will serve as a deterrent to others who may consider inciting or participating in criminal acts. Residents, meanwhile, have called for ongoing vigilance and cooperation with law enforcement to restore peace and order.

The case is set to continue in the coming weeks, with investigators working to gather additional evidence and identify any further individuals who may have been influenced by the accused. Authorities have urged anyone with information related to the case to come forward, assuring the public that all reports will be treated with the utmost confidentiality.