Freedom fighter

Is the life of an American citizen in danger in Rwanda? The footage shows Rwandan law enforcement forcing a woman (more likely a US Citizen) to open her door, then finally breaking into her room and entering aggressively, with another woman in a patterned dress who might be an informer [When Rwanda forces do such acts of terror against women, they always bring another woman, often an informer who calls victims seconds before to know their exact location]. The Rwanda police tells the invisible woman at the desk she is under arrest. The woman asks, "What is the issue now?" The police goes for her phone while she pleads, "I have to call the USA embassy, I have to call the USA Embassy... @USAmbRwanda." The informer woman say to the police, "do not force her, she will give it to me". Before we know it, the police forcefully snatch the phone without the woman calling for the USA embassy, in spite her pleading multiple times to be allowed to inform the USA embassy. No official confirmation has been issued regarding the woman’s nationality, the charges against her, or the precise sequence of events. In the context of recent U.S. sanctions related to Rwanda’s aggression in eastern DRC, the incident has prompted public concern about police conduct, due process, and the protection of US Citizens in Rwanda. @POTUS @StateDept @SecRubio @UnderSecPD @US_SrAdvisorAF @AsstSecStateAF @StateDRL @batten_von @KVONBATTEN @GlobeEyeNews, @washingtonpost, @CNN, @FoxNews @xtr_africa