On the day eight police officers appeared in court for the murder of his friend, Nkululeko Mkhize recalled the moment he accompanied the family to the government mortuary to identify him.
Nkosinathi Steve Zondi, 46, died while in police custody at the Protea police station during interrogation on February 23.
The taxi owner and two of his colleagues, all affiliated to the Lawley Taxi Association, had been apprehended for illegal possession of firearms.
Mkhize yesterday told Sowetan Zondi’s body had bruises and blood emanating from his nose and mouth when they identified his body in Diepkloof, Soweto.
Eight police officers in court for murder and assault
Deceased and colleagues allegedly tortured because police thought they were taxi hitmen
Investigative reporter
Image: ANTONIO MUCHAVE
On the day eight police officers appeared in court for the murder of his friend, Nkululeko Mkhize recalled the moment he accompanied the family to the government mortuary to identify him.
Nkosinathi Steve Zondi, 46, died while in police custody at the Protea police station during interrogation on February 23.
The taxi owner and two of his colleagues, all affiliated to the Lawley Taxi Association, had been apprehended for illegal possession of firearms.
Mkhize yesterday told Sowetan Zondi’s body had bruises and blood emanating from his nose and mouth when they identified his body in Diepkloof, Soweto.
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