Former Czech Mafia Boss Says SA Prison Conditions Affected His Mental Health, Mzansi Unsympathetic

• A convicted Czech mafia boss says the conditions at Kgosi Mampuru C-Max Prison have affected him mentally
• Radovan Krejcir applied to have his charges related to a 2016 prison escape struck off the roll on Friday, 24 November
• He was convicted of attempted murder, kidnapping and dealing drugs in 2015 and is serving a 35-year sentence

JOHANNESBURG - A convicted Czech mafia boss says the Kgosi Mampuru C-Max Prison conditions have affected his mental health.

Radovan Krejcir was testifying at the Kempton Park Magistrates Court on Friday, 25 November. He was applying to have his charges for a 2016 prison escape struck off the roll.

The matter has not yet gone to trial. However, the Czech national does not believe he will receive a fair trial while being held at the Pretoria prison, according to EWN.

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Krejcir told the court that he does not have the privileged of consulting with his legal advisers. He also claimed that phones used to communicate with his legal team were bugged.

He was convicted of attempted murder, kidnapping and dealing drugs in 2015 and is serving a 35-year-long prison sentence.

Last year during court proceedings, Krejcir feared that he would die behind bars. IOL reported that his lawyer, Nastasja Otrebski said his medical treatments are denied or ignored.

Citizens unfazed by complaints:

Bongumusa Msomi said:

“Ok sir we will organise a decent hotel along the sea and you will be having all you need sir. Your complain is accepted.”

Mark van der Merwe posted:

“Ag shame poor thing.”

Kenna Mokoni wrote:

“Lol prison is not a hotel brother.”

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Suren Sewsunker commented:

“Stop complaining, you do the crime now do the time.”

Siyathemba Tee Ngwenya added:

“Mxm stop complaining and serve your time.”

Radovan Krejcir reveals paying Zuma R2.5 mil for asylum in recent affidavit

Briefly News previously reported Radovan Krejcír, a Czech gangster, is currently serving time in Leeuwkop Prison and released a signed affidavit containing his allegations against Jacob Zuma in July.

The South African Police Service, Independent Police Investigative Directorate and Judicial Conduct Committee are currently investigating the claims.

According to City Press, who was independently verifying the contents of the affidavit, the mobster admits to recording the meeting which took place in 2011.

Source: Briefly News