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Published: 2/9/2010 17:17:49

Eastern Cape cops beat man to death

JOHANNESBURG - The Independent Complaints Directorate (ICD) is investigating three police officers for allegedly assaulting a man who later died in Mthatha on Tuesday, Eastern Cape police said. Captain Zamukulungisa Jozana said one of the officers was the neighbour of the 33-year-old man whom he allegedly suspected of stealing his razor wire fence.

The officer and two of his colleagues abducted the man from his home in Matyengqina A/A and took him to a bridge where they assaulted him and left him.

The man managed to crawl back to his house, where he told a neighbour about his assault.

He died in his sleep and his body was found in his house on Tuesday morning.

Police opened a murder case against the officers and the ICD was investigating the case.

The three officers were yet to be arrested.

- Sapa



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