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Your organ is 30cm long, woman tells ex-boyfriend
06 Sep 2011 at 01:36hrs | Views
A BULAWAYO woman who could not fathom the idea that her romantic relationship had hit turbulent waters landed herself in trouble after she was arrested for allegedly sending a string of offensive and derogatory messages to her former boyfriend denigrating his mother and saying his organ was 30 centimeters long.
The woman, Caroline Mawere (25) of Number 20 Ntabazinduna Flats in Babourfields suburb, is no stranger to the police docket as she was once arrested for robbing her rival suitor as punishment for snatching her boyfriend Admire Chingwere.
The stunning and offensive messages were heard when Mawere was appearing before Bulawayo magis¬trate Miss Nonkululeko Mkhonto charged with five counts of conveying an abusive message over the phone as 5 defined in section 88 of the Post and Telecommunications Act Chapter 12:02.
She was remanded out of custody.
Allegations against Mawere, as presented in the court, are that she refused to let bygones be bygones when her love with Chingwere hit rock bottom as she reportedly sent offensive messages as a way of 'fixing' him.
It is reported that on 17 January at around 8am, Chingwere received an insulting message laced with words meant to denigrate her mother.
The accused who is reported to have failed to a find a better way of nursing the repercussions of heartbreak allegedly embarked on a spree of sending abusive to her ex-boyfriend.
The woman, Caroline Mawere (25) of Number 20 Ntabazinduna Flats in Babourfields suburb, is no stranger to the police docket as she was once arrested for robbing her rival suitor as punishment for snatching her boyfriend Admire Chingwere.
The stunning and offensive messages were heard when Mawere was appearing before Bulawayo magis¬trate Miss Nonkululeko Mkhonto charged with five counts of conveying an abusive message over the phone as 5 defined in section 88 of the Post and Telecommunications Act Chapter 12:02.
She was remanded out of custody.
Allegations against Mawere, as presented in the court, are that she refused to let bygones be bygones when her love with Chingwere hit rock bottom as she reportedly sent offensive messages as a way of 'fixing' him.
It is reported that on 17 January at around 8am, Chingwere received an insulting message laced with words meant to denigrate her mother.
The accused who is reported to have failed to a find a better way of nursing the repercussions of heartbreak allegedly embarked on a spree of sending abusive to her ex-boyfriend.
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