A Man from Plumtree was on Monday evening stabbed to death
with an okapi knife in an altercation over snooker.
National police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul
Nyathi yesterday confirmed the murder and arrest of the suspect.
“On August 5 at around 5pm, two men were involved in a
dispute over who was next to play a game of snooker. They exchanged harsh words
and one of them took an okapi knife from his car, before stabbing the other on
the chest and he died on the spot. The accused was later arrested and the okapi
knife was recovered by
the police,” Nyathi said.
A source close to the matter, who spoke on condition of
anonymity, said the stabbing was unfortunate.
“It was an unfortunate death. The victim was not supposed
to have died because of such triviality. The suspect just failed to control
himself. a I suspect that
he was under the influence of drugs,” he said. Newsday
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