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DJ Warras' murder accused says cops beat him for a confession
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[QUOTE="Shamiso, post: 83577, member: 160"] A murder suspect claims police beat him for a confession in a high-profile media personality killing. Victor Mthethwa Majola appeared in Johannesburg Magistrate's Court seeking bail for plotting against DJ Warras. The forty-four-year-old taxi owner described being choked and assaulted during his arrest at a Soweto hostel. He insisted the ordeal left him limping and traumatized. State prosecutors strongly opposed his release, citing CCTV footage and phone evidence. An investigating officer testified that Majola was seen outside the crime scene before the shooting. The officer stated that personal details about the victim were found on Majola's mobile device. Authorities argue this demonstrates premeditation in the fatal attack. Majola denies all involvement, calling it a case of mistaken identity. His lawyer argued that the state lacks forensic evidence or direct witness testimony. The defense claims the case relies on coercion rather than factual proof. They emphasized that no physical evidence links Majola to the shooting itself. The accused highlighted his role as the sole provider for his twelve children. He operates a taxi business supporting his family and employees. Majola expressed concern that his detention would leave them destitute. He offered bail money and promised to comply with any release conditions. DJ Warras was killed outside a hijacked building in Johannesburg's central district. The media personality worked in private security, reclaiming properties from criminal groups. Police believe his murder is related to these dangerous disputes. The case has drawn public attention to violence against anti-crime activists. The suspect's assault allegations have raised questions about police conduct. His legal team argues these claims reveal investigative impropriety. The state maintains its evidence shows Majola's central role in a premeditated conspiracy. Court proceedings continue as the magistrate considers the bail application. [/QUOTE]
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