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Man accused of raping a two-year-old released by police

Prosecutors said they didn’t have enough information to place the matter on the court roll.

The man accused of raping his partner’s two-year-old girl in Reiger Park, Boksburg, has been set free, after prosecutors said they couldn’t place the matter on the court roll at the Boksburg Magistrate’s Court on Monday.

They said they would need to collect more information before proceeding with the case, which led to police releasing the 34-year-old man.

National Prosecuting Authority spokesperson Phindi Mjonondwane stressed that the case was not over, IOL reports, adding that the case has not been struck from the roll, but rather has not yet been placed on it.

“All I can say is that prosecutors said the information in the docket was not enough to place the matter on the roll. We took the docket back to the SAPS with instructions on what to do.

“This does not mean that this is the end of the case,” she said.

Police confirmed with EWN on Saturday that a man alleged to have raped a two-year-old toddler in Reiger Park, Boksburg, had been arrested and charged with rape.

The alleged perpetrator was reportedly arrested this past Friday and is accused of s.e.xually assaulting the toddler, after he was asked by the girl’s mother to take her to her nanny.

It is alleged that the woman took her child to hospital after she was acting strangely the night she was allegedly raped.

An examination revealed her worst nightmare, that her child had indeed been s.e.xually assaulted.

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Actress Mona Monyane has shared a video of her home burning down. She wrote: “We have watched our home burn down and all we could think was thank God we all made it out alive, the devil may test you but God is greater than any darkness.”

Mona Monyane and Khulu Skenjana's house burns down

She also shared that they lost the ashes of their second-born Amani-Amaza, who died seven days after being born in 2017. “Losing Amani’s ashes in this fire from hell has got to be the greatest lesson of letting go I could never have had to experience,” said the actress. continue reading

Source: TheCitizen

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