Lawyer Sithole: As Musengezi’s attorneys,we strongly believe that there is nothing criminal about whatever is taking place . this is a way of intimidating him so that he breaks down and withdraws this matter.”
“We have been advised by our client that your offices made a visit to our client’s in-laws in Budiriro, Harare, on the 5th of January, 2022, and indicated that they were looking for our client over some undisclosed allegations. The officers were led by Detective Assistant Inspector Nyazama."
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(Caraga Regional Police file photo) BUTUAN CITY - The Police Regional Office in Caraga (PRO-13) has reported a total of 70 administrative cases filed against police personnel involved in different offenses this year, as the command ramped up efforts in disciplining and cleaning its ranks. In a statement Thursday, PRO-13 Regional Director Brig. Gen. Romeo Caramat Jr. said the number is based on the records provided by the Discipline, Law, and Order Section (DLOS) of PRO-13. "Of the 70 cases filed, 58 are considered solved with 32 personnel penalized," Caramat said. He said of the 32 police officers penalized, five were dismissed from the service, 10 were suspended, another 10 reprimanded, and seven were either forfeited of their salary, restricted to specified limits or demoted. "Twenty-six police officers were also exonerated and therefore absolved from their cases after due consideration," he said. Three of the five dismissed from the service, he pointed out, commi