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Cops keen to question Mujuru
05 Jan 2015 at 04:58hrs | Views
POLICE could soon summon former Vice President Joice Mujuru for questioning on allegations of abuse of office and corruption amid revelations that the compilation of a docket implicating her is almost complete.
Sources close to the investigations yesterday confirmed that they were winding up investigations and she was likely to be summoned soon.
They could not shed more light for fear of jeopardizing investigations.
According to the understanding of the Herald – which has been the leading voice in denigrating the fallen VP, firms linked to Mujuru have been searched and police have retrieved vital documents that could form the core of her questioning.
Findings, according to the Herald have since been presented to senior police officers at Police General Headquarters in Harare.
Last month, police set up a team of senior detectives to probe firms linked to Mujuru.
This followed the issuance of warrants by the courts to search companies linked to Mujuru and her other assets after she was fired from government for behaviour inconsistent with the discharge of her duties as a public official.
Sources close to the investigations yesterday confirmed that they were winding up investigations and she was likely to be summoned soon.
They could not shed more light for fear of jeopardizing investigations.
According to the understanding of the Herald – which has been the leading voice in denigrating the fallen VP, firms linked to Mujuru have been searched and police have retrieved vital documents that could form the core of her questioning.
Findings, according to the Herald have since been presented to senior police officers at Police General Headquarters in Harare.
Last month, police set up a team of senior detectives to probe firms linked to Mujuru.
This followed the issuance of warrants by the courts to search companies linked to Mujuru and her other assets after she was fired from government for behaviour inconsistent with the discharge of her duties as a public official.
Source - Chronicle
