Chicco Twala Appears in Randburg Magistrate’s Court for Assault Case
- Chicco Twala has appeared in court again for his 2022 assault case, where he allegedly pointed a gun at City Power employees
- The case has been postponed multiple times and Twala has expressed frustration, hoping for a withdrawal
- Despite the delays, Twala remains hopeful for a positive outcome, acknowledging the unpredictable nature of the legal process
Legendary music producer Chicco Twala appeared in court again for his 2022 assault case. The star was arrested for allegedly pointing his gun at two City Power employees after mistaking them for cable thieves.
Chicco Twala back in court
Chicco Twala has been in and out of the courts over his assault case. The star recently fumed after the case was postponed for the 13th time earlier this year.
A video shared on social media by @DrumMagazine shows the star getting ready to go into the Magistrate's Court. He said he was hoping for the best and seemed in high spirits. The post's caption read:
"Legendary music producer Chicco Twala arrives at Randburg Magistrate's Court for his pointing of firearm matter. While waiting for his matter, Chicco shares what he is hoping for. He had previously expressed that he wanted the matter to be withdrawn. He is still waiting for his fate."
Chicco Twala hoping for the best
Chicco Twala has been calling for the court to strike the case off the roll after the state witness failed to appear during his previous appearance. He also noted that the case was being dragged out because of his celebrity status.
Speaking at the court, Chicco Twala said he is hoping for the best. He said:
"It is a court of law, you can't predict what's going to happen. So whatever that is going to happen is a procedure, no one can actually know. I don't know my fate. We all hope for the best, but if the best does not come, it's part of life."
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Source: Briefly News