'Snake woman' rioters' case postponed again

Thursday, January 23, 2014

MAUN: A case in which eight residents are jointly charged with causing riots in 2011 has been postponed for the umpteenth time to the dismay of the accused.

Chief Magistrate Mompati Taolo on Monday postponed the case again to February 7 as the prosecuting officer, Patrick Fani, was not in court as he was said to be sick.

A colleague from the Directorate of Public Prosecution (DPP) in Maun informed the court that Fani could not make it to court, as he was unwell.

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