Community members of Karibib have gathered in numbers at the town's municipality to denounce crime.
The meeting was called after the barbaric killing of six-year-old Adrian Myne Oswyn.
Former Mayor of Karibib, Petrus Titus Nabot, addressed the community.
Oswyn's dismembered body parts were found at a sewage dam in the town.
The search for the missing 6-year-old Adrian Myne Oswyn from Karibib has been called off.
This is after the police discovered body parts, a torso and a head, in the sewage dam at Karibib on Wednesday.
The legs and arms were discovered on Tuesday in a maize meal bag near the sewage dam.
The Erongo region police commander, Commissioner Nikolaus Kupembona, confirmed that the remains were identified as those of Oswyn, who went missing last week.
“It is positively identified but we still need to conduct a forensic confirmation through DNA,” he said.
The Erongo Police are investigating a case in which body parts were discovered floating in a plastic bag in a sewage dam at Karibib.
Regional Commander Nikolaus Kupembona confirmed the gruesome discovery to nbc News.
The Commissioner says two legs, arms and feet were found in the plastic bag but the rest of the body parts were not there.
According to him, the police are suspecting that the body parts belong to a child because of the small size of the feet.
A six-year-old boy from the Ebenhaiser Primary School at Karibib has been missing since last Tuesday.
It is alleged that Myne Oswyn left his mother's house last Monday in the Harambe location to visit his grandfather in the same location.
On Tuesday afternoon, the grandfather allegedly escorted the boy halfway to his mother's house, but he never arrived, and both the mother and the grandfather were not aware.
