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Dexter Nduna arrested
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Former Chegutu West Member of Parliament Dexter Nduna has been arrested on allegations of obstructing the course of justice.
Nduna is expected to appear in court on Wednesday to face charges linked to an incident in which he allegedly threatened to unleash dogs on a Messenger of Court who was attempting to attach his property over an outstanding debt of US$41 000.
According to police sources, Nduna is being detained at Kadoma Central Police Station under case reference CR43/1/26.
The State alleges that Nduna obstructed the execution of a court order by preventing the Messenger of Court from attaching his Toyota Fortuner. It is claimed that when the Messenger of Court attempted to carry out the attachment, Nduna threatened to set his dogs on him, forcing the court official to retreat and abandon the process.
Following the incident, the Messenger of Court left the premises without executing the order. Nduna is also said to have later filed a counter-report against the Messenger of Court at the same police station.
The matter is now before the courts.
Nduna is expected to appear in court on Wednesday to face charges linked to an incident in which he allegedly threatened to unleash dogs on a Messenger of Court who was attempting to attach his property over an outstanding debt of US$41 000.
According to police sources, Nduna is being detained at Kadoma Central Police Station under case reference CR43/1/26.
The State alleges that Nduna obstructed the execution of a court order by preventing the Messenger of Court from attaching his Toyota Fortuner. It is claimed that when the Messenger of Court attempted to carry out the attachment, Nduna threatened to set his dogs on him, forcing the court official to retreat and abandon the process.
Following the incident, the Messenger of Court left the premises without executing the order. Nduna is also said to have later filed a counter-report against the Messenger of Court at the same police station.
The matter is now before the courts.
Source - The Herald
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