Lawyer accuses SAPS of 'malicious' bid to arrest Colonel Dawood

Author: Lisalee SolomonsPublished on: July 17, 2026Country: South Africa

Crime & Law

Lawyer accuses SAPS of 'malicious' bid to arrest Colonel Dawood

A lawyer has accused the South African Police Service (SAPS) of a 'malicious' attempt to arrest Colonel Dawood. The details of the case were not disclosed in the article, but the lawyer described the police's action as malicious.

Stay informed with NewsBoulevard

Get the latest news summaries delivered to your inbox

Related News

Anambra Court jails native doctor, Onyeze Jesus, for false claims of supernatural powers

Crime & LawNigeria

Vincent Ujumadu•40m ago

Anambra Court jails native doctor, Onyeze Jesus, for false claims of supernatural powers

An Anambra State High Court in Awka has sentenced self-acclaimed native doctor Onyebuchi Okocha, known as Onyeze Jesus, to six years in prison and a fine of ₦20 million for violating the Anambra Homeland Security Law. The court found him guilty of deceiving the public with false claims of supernatural powers and operating controversial rituals like Oke-Ite. The conviction is part of Governor Chukwuma Soludo's crackdown on fraudulent spiritual practices and criminal activities masked as religion or traditional worship.

Police hunt teacher over alleged flogging death of student in Anambra

Crime & LawSociety & LifestyleNigeria

Vincent Ujumadu•40m ago

Police hunt teacher over alleged flogging death of student in Anambra

The Anambra State Police Command has launched a manhunt for a teacher accused of flogging a 12-year-old student to death at a school in Adazi-Ani. The command has activated its Safe School Initiative, headed by ACP Harrison Oruruo, to ensure a thorough investigation. The victim's body, showing visible marks of violence, has been deposited in the hospital morgue for autopsy. Police are appealing for information leading to the suspect's arrest.

Mary Habila: Police spokesperson urges restraint, warns against spread of unverified allegations

Crime & LawNigeria

Casmir Nwankwo•41m ago

Mary Habila: Police spokesperson urges restraint, warns against spread of unverified allegations

The spokesperson for the Nigeria Police Force, CSP Nkeiruka Nwode, appealed to Nigerians to exercise restraint and refrain from spreading unverified allegations over the death of Mary Habila. In a statement on Friday, Nwode expressed condolences to the family and stressed the need for a thorough, transparent, and impartial investigation, including an autopsy. She warned that grief should not become an excuse for speculation or character assassination on social media, and emphasized that facts should guide public discourse.

Stay Updated with NewsBoulevard

Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest news summaries delivered to your inbox

Learn more