The bail application of the nine police officers, who stand accused of the death of Mozambican taxi driver Mido Macia, continues. Macia was tied to the back of a police van and dragged through the streets of Daveyton hours before he was found dead in police holding cells.

Details of the extent of Mido Macia's injuries have emerged at the bail application of his alleged killers -- nine policemen.  The officers face murder charges following the death of the Mozambican taxi driver in Daveyon, Gauteng.  Footage of him being dragged from the back of a police van through the town sparked outrage across the globe.

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