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The family of slain Eldorado Park youth Nathaniel Julies is battling financial hardship and faces eviction after defaulting on their residential rental payment. This comes as the family continues to fight what seems to be a drawn-out battle for justice for their 16-year-old son.
Friends and family attend the memorial service in Eldorado Park of Nathaniel Julies on 3 September 2020. (Photo: Gallo Images / Sharon Seretlo)
The three police officers charged with the killing of Nathaniel might be a step closer to knowing their fate as the case finally seems to be headed for the high court for trial. The case against the trio, who appeared at the Protea Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday, 27 January 2021, was postponed to 26 February.
One of the accused in the Nathaniel Julies murder case gets R10k bail Citizen reporter
Body viewing at Nathaniel Julies s home in Eldorado Park in Johannesburg on 5 September 2020. Picture: Nigel Sibanda Voster Netshiongolo was granted bail after his arrest for murder as an accessory after the fact, defeating the ends of justice and being in possession of prohibited ammunition.
The Protea Magistrate’s Court on Friday granted bail of R10,000 to the third suspect in the Nathaniel Julies murder case.
Protea Mag Court: Bail for Netshiongolo (Applicant 3) is granted and fixed at R10 000. https://t.co/rOBb4LffES
Voster Netshiongolo was arrested on 1 September for murder as an accessory after the fact, defeating the ends of justice and being in possession of prohibited
Morapedi Mashashe
One of the three police officers accused of the August murder of Nateniël Julies was granted R10 000 bail in the Protea Magistrate s Court on Friday.
Sergeant Voster Netshiongolo appeared before Magistrate David Mhango after applying for bail on the basis of new facts.
His co-accused are Sergeant Simon Scorpion Ndyalvane and Constable Caylene Whiteboy.
The State opposed the bail application.
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Netshiongolo faces charges of murder after the fact, defeating the ends of justice and the unlawful possession of prohibited ammunition.
Mhango said he would not deal with some of the aspects Netshiongolo had raised because they related to the merits of the case, which would be dealt with during the trial.