Nkomazana demands back �missing� P190,000

Tuesday, December 05, 2017

Former gardener, Bhekizwe Nkomazana, who is facing several counts including allegedly stealing P3.9 million from his late boss, Solomon Tlhapane, has told the court that he wants the investigating officer (IO) to return properties and P190,000, which allegedly went missing at his house during his incarceration.

When he appeared before the regional magistrate Mokwadi Chris Gabanagae, the 36-year-old accused pleaded with the court to assist him recover his properties.

He said at the time of his arrest, the IO, detective senior Superintendent Sergeant Marapo confiscated the remote for his motorised gate, but some property, including a cash amount of P190,000 went missing from the house.

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