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Thursday, February 28, 2008 - Web posted at 6:41:42 GMT

Man battered to death

LUQMAN CLOETE at KEETMANSHOOP

POLICE at Keetmanshoop on Tuesday arrested a man, age unknown, who had allegedly battered to death a 44-year-old man.

The incident happened at Farm Kaalvlakte in the Bethanie district on Monday evening.

Karas Deputy Commissioner Josephat Abel identified the deceased as Likis Ngegsheya.

Police reported that the suspect took off after the murder in a vehicle in which he and the deceased had been travelling.

The suspect lost control of the vehicle and overturned it near the crime scene.

Abel said the motive for the murder was not known.

The suspect is set to appear in the Keetmanshoop's Magistrate Court today.

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