While the police are mum on developments regarding their investigation into the murder of South African rap star Kiernan “AKA” Forbes, five men have reportedly been taken in for questioning.
"AKA" Forbes.According to IOL, they will be transported to KwaZulu-Natal where they are expected to be charged.
While the police are mum on developments regarding their investigation into the murder of South African rap star Kiernan"AKA" Forbes, five men have reportedly been taken in for questioning. reported three of the suspects were taken into custody at the Erica Square shopping centre in Belhar on Sunday by detectives from KwaZulu-Natal, who had been on the alleged hitmen's trail for the past two weeks.The breakthrough, the publication reported, was a result of DNA and fingerprints found in the deserted getaway vehicle discovered in Umlazi, one of which was linked to an alleged taxi hitman from Empangeni.
Under the guise of registering people for government grants, the officers discovered his whereabouts after someone tried to register him, the report read. It was established he was at that time already in Cape Town together with his alleged accomplices, who were then under surveillance before being apprehended for questioning on Sunday.
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