Collins Khosa was allegedly beaten by soldiers — in the presence of metro police officers — at his home on April 10 during a lockdown operation. He later succumbed to his wounds.
The JMPD said on Monday it had conducted an internal investigation into the officers at the scene in Alexandra when Collins Khosa was allegedly killed by soldiers.The Johannesburg Metro Police Department on Monday said it expected an investigation into the conduct of officers who were at the scene when an Alexandra man was allegedly beaten to death to be completed on Tuesday.
JMPD spokesperson Wayne Minnaar said they did not argue the matter in court, and opposed the order to disarm and render the officers who attended the scene off-duty.
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