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Police bond extended in Chipata car theft case

MULENGA MUSONDA writes

THE Choma Magistrates Court has entered a plea of not guilty in a case in which a Businessman is accused of stealing a Motor Vehicle.

Lubinda Liyungu 38, a resident of Choma Town Centre was appearing before Court for Theft of a Motor Vehicle contrary to section 272 and 281(A) of Chapter 87 of the Penal Code of the Laws of Zambia.

Allegations are that Liyungu stole a Vehicle namely a Rav 4 bearing registration number ALG 4454 valued at K43,000 the property of Alice Mbewe.

The theft is alleged to have happened 21 September 2019 and 8 April 2020 in Choma district of Southern Province.

When he appeared for plea before Senior Resident Magistrate IdahMupemo, he strongly denied the charge read to him.

Court: Do you understand the charge read to you?

Liyungu: I do

Court: Do you admit or deny?

Liyungu: I deny.

Court: I record a plea of not guilty.

After entering a plea of not guilty the state applied for an adjournment to a later date for trial.

The application was granted and Liyungu will appear on 8 June 2020 for the court to start hearing testimonies of the witnesses.

His police bond was extended.

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