Durban - It has been nearly six years since a Phoenix schoolboy allegedly lost control of the vehicle he was driving, on a narrow street, and ploughed head-on into four workmen on the roadside, in 2015.
John’s legal representative, advocate Paul Jorgensen said all the changes turned the matter into a “ping pong match”. Mngadi said clarity would be gained when the expert testified and he had no objection with sharing the notes, provided they existed. Culpable homicide, reckless and negligent driving and driving without a valid license are the charges against John.John had a learners driver’s licence at the time and was the sole occupant of the VW that crashed on Tatford Avenue, in Sunford, Phoenix.
In Roopnarain’s statement, he said they were attending to a valve positioned in front of house number 39.
Source: Law Daily Report (lawdailyreport.net)