B. Sène, a driver at the Thiès bus station, has been sentenced to eight months in prison for intentionally causing harm to his colleague, A. Ndiaye. The assault resulted in A. Ndiaye being unable to work for 40 days. The incident occurred when Sène, described as a frequent cannabis user, attacked Ndiaye as he prepared to pray, specifically objecting to him saying "Allahu Akbar" at the bus station. After being confronted with evidence and witness testimony, Sène initially denied the attack but later admitted responsibility. The prosecution had requested a six-month sentence, but the court deemed the act particularly serious and increased the punishment to eight months imprisonment. The victim was hospitalized for treatment of a severe eye injury caused by a stone thrown by the perpetrator.