Kalafatis� wife joins P14 million lawsuit

Tuesday, July 11, 2017

In a new twist, the wife of Konstantinos Kosta Kalafatis, Marang Kalafatis has been cited as the second plaintiff in a case in which her husband is demanding P14 million for unlawful shooting.

Konstatinos Kalafatis had initially filed a lawsuit against the Botswana Police Service (BPS) demanding P14 million compensation in connection with a shooting incident in 2013.

The 34-year-old, who is the brother to John Kalafatis, who was executed by the Botswana Defence Force members in May 2009, said his attackers were plain clothes Botswana police officers. The matter is before Lobatse High Court Justice Jennifer Dube, and the first and second respondents are the Attorney General and the Commissioner of BPS respectively.

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