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Watch: AKA murder suspects already in prison for other crimes
The SAPS have appealed to murdered rapper AKA and chef Tibz’s family and friends to remain patient as they continue to investigate.
No arrests have been made, a year after multi-award-winning rapper Kiernan “AKA” Forbes and his friend Tebello “Tibz” Motsoane murders.
POLICE GIVE UPDATE ON AKA AND TIBZ’S MURDERS
According to police spokesperson Brigadier Athlenda Mathe, who spoke to eNCA on the 1-year anniversary of the two friends’ deaths, said some of the suspects in the duo’s murders are already in prison for other crimes.
AKA and Tibz were shot and killed on 10 February 2023 outside Durban’s Wish restaurant on Florida road.
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“We have positive evidence linking identified suspects, others are in custody related to other matters.
“Others are on the run, and the team is hot on their heels,” she told the news channel.”
‘THE INVESTIGATION IS A SENSITIVE MATTER’
Mathe also appealed for patience and calm as they investigate the murders. She said explained that the silence from police was not to undermine the affected families.
“The SAPS [South African Police Service] acknowledges and understands that this is a very sensitive matter. We would like to assure affected families and the public that we have spent countless hours and endless manpower on tracing those behind these murders in the past year
“We are aware of limited communication with the affected families, the investigation is at a very sensitive stage and we have therefore decided to limit all communication related to this matter.
“The limited communication was not at all intended to undermine any of the affected families. We will however endeavour to improve on this in the near future,” she said in a statement on Saturday.