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Police say they have identified and located six young girls and a boy who were filmed drinking beer at a shopping centre before a video of the incident was widely shared on social media platforms.
According to a statement posted on the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) X page this Tuesday, 02 January, the incident occurred at Juru Growth Point.
Police also said they located the parents and guardians of the minors. The children are being counselled by the ZRP Victim Friendly Unit (VFU). Read the statement:
<blockquote>
Reference is made to social media videos which went viral and showed some young girls drinking beer at a shopping centre in the country.
The ZRP has established that the place is Juru Growth Point, Murewa. The ZRP has identified and located the six young girls and one boy.
Their parents and guardians have also been located. The Police VFU is now counselling the minors in consultation with relevant Government departments.
</blockquote>
Last week, a shebeen operator in Mbare was arrested for selling alcohol to minors aged between 5 and 11 years on Christmas day. A video showing the minors drinking alcohol went viral on Boxing Day.
In Zimbabwe, the sale of liquor, including beer, is regulated by the Liquor Act, which, among other things, strictly prohibits the selling of beer to children.
Thus, selling alcohol to children is illegal and highly irresponsible. It poses serious risks to their health and development.
The legal drinking age in Zimbabwe is 18 years. Individuals who are 18 years or older are allowed by law to buy and consume alcoholic beverages.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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ZRP Identifies Young Girls Drinking Beer In Viral Video

A kombi driver <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/09/24/1-dead-as-zrp-police-officers-shoots-at-a-illegal-pirating-kombi-near-juru-growth-point/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">who fled from a security checkpoint near Juru Growth Point resulting in a high-speed chase with police</a> early this week has been arrested.
Nyasha Sawada (28) was carrying passengers in a kombi en route to Harare in violation of lockdown regulations. He faces four charges after his attempted escape resulted in the shooting and killing of a passenger and critical injuries to another by police.
Below is the full text of a statement issued by police about the fateful incident, Sawada’s arrest and the charges he is facing:
<blockquote>SHOOTING INCIDENT INVOLVING A KOMBI AT JURU SHOPPING CENTRE ON 23RD SEPTEMBER 2020
The Zimbabwe Republic Police has arrested a suspect, Nyasha Sawada (28) in connection with the fatal incident where a person died and another is currently admitted at Parirenyatwa Hospital.
Nyasha Sawada was driving a Toyota Hiace Kombi with no registration number plates and carrying passengers to Harare when he diverted route and passed through Gletwin suburb.
He was denied entry at a boom gate by guards resulting in a scuffle. The guards were overpowered and they alerted the owner of the premises who then made a police report at a nearby checkpoint.
A high-speed chase ensued resulting in a shootout but the kombi driver did not stop despite the injury to some passengers.
On approaching Juru Growth Point, the driver drove into Dzvete dust road for about seven kilometres and dumped all passengers before speeding away.
One of the passengers, a female adult was pronounced dead on arrival at Musami Hospital.
The other passenger was quickly transferred to Parirenyatwa Hospital. The kombi driver is being charged for: –
<ul>
<li>Malicious Damage to Property,</li>
<li>Contravening Section 43 [1] [a] of the Road Traffic Act Chapter 13:11; “Fail to obey instruction given by police”,</li>
<li>Contravening Section 4 [2] of Statutory Instrument 83/2020; “Operating Public Transport without exemption”, and</li>
<li>Contravening Section 70 [2] [b] [iii] of the Road Traffic Act Chapter 13:11; “Fail to render assistance to an injured person”.</li>
</ul>
The owner of the kombi will be questioned in order to establish why the kombi had no number plates and operating in contravention of national lockdown laws.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police is deeply saddened by this tragic incident and urges kombi owners to be exemplary and law-abiding citizens.
We implore them to inculcate good conduct in their drivers at all times.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police assures the public that full-scale investigations to look at the whole incident are in progress.
[NYATHI. P] Assistant Commissioner 
Senior Staff Officer (Press, Public and International Relations] 
To the Commissioner-General of Police Police General Headquarters</blockquote>

Kombi Driver Arrested, Faces 4 Charges - Police

ZRP Police Officers have confirmed the death of 2 passengers who were killed along the Mutoko Nyamapanda Highway when armed ZRP Police Officers open fired at a speeding unregistered commuter omnibus(kombi), The Herald reports.
The incident was confirmed by ZRP National Police Spokesperson Paul Nyathi who said:
<blockquote>The ZRP is deeply saddened by the death of a woman and another passenger who were on board following the unfortunate shooting incident which happened this afternoon along the Mutoko-Nyamapanda Road. There was a kombi, which was travelling along the road going to Bhora with passengers on board. It then diverted route in an attempt to evade the tollgate by going through Glenwin suburb,</blockquote>
Assistant Commissioner Nyathi said the incident occurred after ZRP was called to a residential property after the guards manning the property had a misunderstanding with the driver of the kombi.:
<blockquote>The commuter omnibus reached a boom-gate at one of homes in the suburb, which was being manned by security guards, and the crew had an altercation with the guard, who then informed their employer.The owner of the house who installed a boom-gate in front of his house called police who reacted swiftly.
Upon seeing the police, the kombi crew sped off with passengers on board resulting in a high speed chase towards the tollgate. Upon arrival at the tollgate, the driver of the kombi hit the boom-gate and did not stop. Along the way, police fired shots which unfortunately hit some passengers
upon reaching Juru Growth Point the kombi driver turned into a road leading to Shamva and then dumped the passengers including the woman who died and the other injured passenger. Commuter omnibus crew especially the drivers should abide by the law, the behaviour of some of them is deplorable</blockquote>
Meanwhile, ZRP officers in <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/05/24/police-confirm-shooting-a-bulawayo-man-on-saturday/">Bulawayo sometime in May also shot at a fleeing vehicle and killed Paul Mukanopa</a> who was driving the car.
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/just-in-cops-open-fire-on-speeding-kombi-one-killed/">The Herald </a>

2 Dead As ZRP Police Officers Open Fire On Speeding Unregistered Kombi Near Juru Growth Point

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