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GO GEORGE attacks: Suspects remain in custody

Friday, 04 September 2015, 13:40
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GO GEORGE attacks: Suspects remain in custody
GEORGE NEWS FLASH - The 11 accused taxi drivers will spend another weekend in custody after their bail application was postponed to Monday 7 September.

The court was told today by Magistrate Emma Moloro that state prosecutor, Herman Steyn, could not attend the proceedings as he fell ill.
 
The case was thus postponed.

The 11 accused were allegedly involved in the 19 August unrest, which left four GO GEORGE buses burnt out.
 
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