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NPA, judiciary must explain how Shadrack Sibiya associate got slap on wrist
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NPA, judiciary must explain how Shadrack Sibiya associate got slap on wrist
The head of detectives in KwaZulu-Natal, Major General Anthony Gopaul, has thrown the ball into the court of the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) and the judiciary. He wants them to explain how Stuart James Scharnick, a self-confessed associate of General Shadrack Sibiya, got a slap on the wrist despite facing 29 serious cases of carjacking and hijacking, among others. Gopaul says what is puzzling with the case of Scharnick is that all the c…
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