AG responds to Bayford

Friday, January 17, 2014

The Attorney General's Chamber's have responded to lawyer Dick Bayford's letter seeking circumstances from the Commissioner of Police leading to the shooting of Costa Kalafatis in late December.

As part of the response the AG also requests that Kalafatis hands himself in through Bayford to the Gaborone West police at 9am today.

In the letter chief state counsel Thato Mujaji, on behalf of the AG, writes that police received a report of a bag snatching by a coloured man in Phase 2 on December 18 at about midnight.

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