Ecr.Co.Za Security Incident at AKA and Tibz Murder Trial Prompts Courtroom Evacuation
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- •Courtroom cleared due to alleged cell phone handover during trial.
- •Increased police and private security presence at the Durban High Court.
- •Trial involves seven accused in the murders of AKA and Tibz, who have pleaded not guilty.
Security measures were heightened at the Durban High Court during the murder trial of rapper Kiernan 'AKA' Forbes and his friend Tebello Motsoane after an alleged cell phone handover incident. The courtroom was cleared on October 6, 2026, following the incident, which the judge labeled a security issue. Additional police and private security were deployed, with officers stationed both inside and outside the courtroom. The trial, which began on October 5, 2026, involves seven men accused of the murders, and the accused have pleaded not guilty. The court is currently addressing Section 220 admissions by the accused, which do not require proof. One of the accused, Siyanda Myeza, will face separate charges in a different trial. The heightened security aims to ensure the safety of all participants as the trial progresses.
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