Crime

Soccer player hands himself over to police following fatal crash

According to EMPD officials Shaun Mogaila (29) of Sekhukhune United handed himself over to police following a fatal crash this morning.

The EMPD have confirmed that Shaun Mogaila of Sekhukhune United has handed himself over to police following a fatal crash this morning, October 30.

Reported earlier

This morning, October 30, a crash on Andrew Mapheto Road claimed the life of a nine-year-old girl.

A female driver, transporting her nine-year-old daughter and a 13-year-old child, was allegedly struck by another vehicle.

The 9-year-old girl tragically succumbed to her injuries and was declared dead on the scene, while the 13-year-old sustained serious injuries and was transported to Thembisa Tertiary Hospital for treatment.

This morning, October 30, a crash on Andrew Mapheto Road claimed the life of a nine-year-old girl. Photograph supplied.

It is alleged that a 29-year-old driver fled the scene following the collision.

Thabiso Makgatho, media liaison officer for the EMPD shared details on the incident.

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“When EMPD officers arrived at the scene they found four bottles of potent alcohol, a powder suspected to be cocaine and ‘weed edibles’ in the vehicle.”

When EMPD officers arrived at the scene they found four bottles of potent alcohol, a powder suspected to be cocaine and ‘weed edibles’ in the vehicle. Photograph supplied.

A case of culpable homicide, reckless and negligent driving, and fleeing the scene of an accident has been opened.

The driver’s identity has not been confirmed and will form part of a detailed police investigation.

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Charmaine Slater

Editor for the Kempton Express and The Thembisan community newspapers. I am a dedicated journalist with a passion for community journalism and the residents we serve.
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