�Interpol Has No Zim Soldier�s Record�

Monday, November 16, 2015

Michael Graduate Mutizwa. PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

The man in court for illegal possession of arms of war and ammunitions of war may not be a former Air Lieutenant with the Zimbabwean army, as originally thought. Infact, Zimbabwean Interpol report has ensured that is denied bail, as the neighbouring country has no record of him.

The Interpol revealed that the name appearing on the suspect’s passport, Michael Graduate Mutizwa, turned out not to exist in the Zimbabwean name database.

This revelation could mean the man is slapped with a charge of obtaining a residence permit using fake documentation.

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�Interpol Has No Zim Soldier�s Record�

The man in court for illegal possession of arms of war and ammunitions of war may not be a former Air Lieutenant with the Zimbabwean army, as originally thought. Infact, Zimbabwean Interpol report has ensured that is denied bail, as the neighbouring country has no record of him.

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