Pretoria police assist Zimbabwean man find his brother
By Lelethu Mquqo
28 September 2010
Pretoria police are assisting a Zimbabwean man find his brother after the pair was allegedly beaten by Tshwane Metro Police officers.
It is alleged that the pair were dumped in separate locations after the incident.
James Chimatu has not seen his 17-year-old brother Leon since the incident two weeks ago.
Chimatu fears that his younger brother might be lost somewhere because he had only been in the country for two months or he could have been killed.
Tshwane metro officers allegedly detained Chimatu, and five other Zimbabweans including his brother at the Region six offices.
The matter has been handed over to the police to investigate.
28 September 2010
Pretoria police are assisting a Zimbabwean man find his brother after the pair was allegedly beaten by Tshwane Metro Police officers.
It is alleged that the pair were dumped in separate locations after the incident.
James Chimatu has not seen his 17-year-old brother Leon since the incident two weeks ago.
Chimatu fears that his younger brother might be lost somewhere because he had only been in the country for two months or he could have been killed.
Tshwane metro officers allegedly detained Chimatu, and five other Zimbabweans including his brother at the Region six offices.
The matter has been handed over to the police to investigate.
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