The bail application of three people accused of stealing valuables from the bodies of some of the 21 teens who died at a tavern in East London in June, was postponed in the East London Magistrate's Court. | MaliDayimani
Aphiwe Rawuti, Someleze Dyani and Sinobom Ntyintyi appeared in the East London Magistrate’s bail court on Tuesday facing charges of theft, possession of suspected stolen property, and defeating the ends of justice.The bail application of three people accused of stealing valuables from corpses at Enyobeni tavern has been postponed.
Aphiwe Rawuti, Someleze Dyani and Sinobom Ntyintyi were apprehended last week and briefly appeared in court on Tuesday. It is alleged that they were caught on camera stealing valuables from dead or dying teen patrons at Enyobeni tavern. They are not linked to the teens' deaths, according to police.Gobingca told the three accused that the investigating officer in the case would attend the bail hearing.Weaves, watches and cellphones: Enyobeni tavern victims stripped of valuables as they lay dyingDyani was dressed in a Uzzi-branded hoodie and Ntyintyi used a red scarf to cover his face.
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