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WINDHOEK – A senior police officer who was arrested Friday for threatening to expose his wife on social networks and kill her was released Monday after the prosecutor's office General refused to continue. The officer, who has the rank of chief inspector, did not even appear in court on Monday.
"The case of the Chief Inspector [Uiseb; but name withheld] did not appear in court, the police officer having been seized by the Deputy Attorney General said the 39 Officer of the Namibian Police Force to the Regional Coordinator of Criminal Investigations, Chief Inspector Rector Sandema.
The officer, who is attached to the unit of Israel-based Patrick Iyambo's training center in Windhoek was reportedly charged with assault by the threat, read with provisions of the Domestic Violence Act.
The man is the only one in the world. one of four men in blue uniform who were arrested this weekend for assaulting their partners Three police officers appeared in court
Meanwhile, an officer of the unit VIPP (security and protection) who was arrested and detained for hitting his girlfriend and her daughter was deprived of liberty bail on Monday.The police officer, Warrant Officer Matheus Patrick, remains in detention. Patrick allegedly assaulted his girlfriend on Thursday after hearing her father's father talk about an earlier relationship.
He was arrested on Friday and appeared in court on Monday.
Similarly, a 40-year-old police officer, Richard Dreyer, was arrested in Koës for allegedly assaulting his 32-year-old wife at a local club in town Friday night. Dreyer is stationed at the police station in the city.
"The suspect caught the complainant on her braids and exited the club, kicked her in the face, causing her bruises on her forehead and a swollen right eye. Karas Regional Police Crimes Coordinator, Deputy Commissioner Chrispin Mubebo, told New Era that Dreyer had appeared in court yesterday and received a bond of N $ 1,000 that he had paid.
The Dreyer case has been postponed to September 18.
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