Police to submit Moroka ballistic report

Friday, May 30, 2014

Police investigating the matter in which De Beers Botswana CEO, Neo Moroka, allegedly shot dead a man by mistake, are set to submit a ballistic report to the Directorate of Public Prosecutions this week.

It is expected that prosecutors will use the ballistic report and other evidence already forwarded by police to decide whether to pursue a court case against Moroka. The former Trade and Industry Minister has already been charged with the lesser offence of recklessness and negligence.

Yesterday, Southern Division Commander, Senior Assistant Commissioner, Oreeditse Mautle, told Mmegi that the DPP on Monday had requested that police submit the ballistic report.

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Police to submit Moroka ballistic report

Police investigating the matter in which De Beers Botswana CEO, Neo Moroka, allegedly shot dead a man by mistake, are set to submit a ballistic report to the Directorate of Public Prosecutions this week.

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