Only companies that got money from the police are left for
Chihuri to explain in more detail their involvement with the police force.
Among the properties is a well-imposed mansion in Gletwyn,
sitting on 30 acres of land valued at US$7 million.
Chihuri is being accused of side-tracking US$32 million of
public funds into family companies and buying properties during the 25 years he
was at the helm of the police force.
Justice Pisirayi Kwenda varied the two unexplained wealth
orders that had been previously granted to the State returning the properties
to the Chihuri family. The State is seeking to freeze Chihuri’s companies and
the properties, pending the final outcome of possible criminal investigations
and civil suits.
The judge, however, granted the State’s counter
application.
Chihuri was represented by lawyer Addington Chinake while
the State was represented by chief law officer and head of assets forfeiture
unit Mr Chris Mutangadura. Herald
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