The lawyer of one of five men accused of murdering football star Senzo Meyiwa on Monday tried to establish whether due process was followed when his client was arrested.
Mthobisi Prince Mncube's counsel, advocate Charles Mnisi, attempted to establish if he was read his rights and understood them.police officer attached to the Gauteng taxi violence unit —Dlamini has been a police officer for 15 years and was with his colleague Sgt Mandla Masondo when they arrested Mncube on February 9 2015.t what point the rights were explained, Dlamini said: “
Mnisi suggested he could have kept quiet because he didn't understand what Dlamini and Masondo were talking about. Mncube was serving jail time for taxi industry-related killings when he was arrested in connection with the Meyiwa case. He conceded they did not have a warrant when they searched Mncube.He said the magazine was fully loaded with 15 rounds with another round in the chamber.
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