On the night of January 14 and the morning of January 15, 2009, five young men, three of them FNL members on “leave”[131], were arrested in conjunction with the attack on the Administrator’s house. The Governor and his police bodyguards carried out the arrests, even though they had no legal authority to do so. Two of the detainees were those who spoke to a radio station about their friend’s death in March 2008, and at least three of them were among those whose names had been cited by the Governor.[132] The detainees told Human Rights Watch they were beaten and tied up by the Governor and his police guard before being transferred to Karusi jail and then Gitega prison. According to one, the Governor told his police guard, “Give these imbeciles a good beating.” Another detainee said he was spitting up blood and had difficulty seeing through his right eye.[133] At the time of writing, the Karusi prosecutor was investigating the attacks on the Administrator’s house, and the suspects arrested in relation to the attack on the Administrator remained in detention. The prosecutor did not investigate the attacks on the FNL members’ houses.[134]