Nontando Mafanya
10 November 2016
Mitchells Plain Community
Policing Forum says a notorious drug dealer should have been handed a stricter
punishment.
Clayton Afrika, who pleaded
guilty to charges of drug dealing, was slapped with a ten-year prison sentence,
five of those years have been suspended while the other five will be served
directly.
Afrika was arrested alongside
five others after police discovered 3.2kg of tik worth an estimated R600, 000
in their possession in May this year.
Afrika, however, pleaded
guilty to all the charges, and the case against his five co-accused was
withdrawn.
CPF chairperson Abie Isaacs
says they want the National Prosecuting Authority to appeal the sentencing.
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