Namibia: Accused Warned Not to Disrupt Murder Trial

14 August 2019

Windhoek — Windhoek High Court Judge Dinnah Usiku yesterday issued a stern warning to the main accused in the murder and robbery trial of five men accused of breaking into the residence of Walvis Bay businessman, Captain Hans-Jorg Möller that she will not tolerate any disruptions.

Möller was shot during the daring robbery when he came to the defense of his wife and children in the early morning hours of June 17, 2016. The warning came after the State lawyer, Titus Mbaeva, withdrew from the matter citing a misunderstanding between him and Panduleni Gotlieb, 32, about an instruction that was not carried out.

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