Reiger Park murder: Two denied bail, two walk out on R5,000 bail
A Boksburg Magistrate's Court has denied bail to two men accused of murdering two police officers and two civilians in Reiger Park. Two other co-accused were granted bail of 5,000 rand each, while the case remains ongoing.
Why it matters
The case highlights ongoing concerns regarding violent crime against law enforcement and the judicial process in South Africa.
Ask AI 1 min Reagan Cheslin Collis, Jamal Meyer, Elvino Levert Crafford and Mcfoolen Ford appear in the Boksburg Magistrate's Court as their bail judgment is postponed to October 6.
Two of the four men accused of killing two police officers and two women in Reiger Park in August have been denied bail by the Boksburg Magistrate's Court.
Reagan Cheslin Collis, 23, and Jamal Meyer, 24, were denied bail.
Elvino Levert Crafford, 27, and Mcfoolen Ford, 26, were granted bail of 5,000 rand each.
Collis and his three co-accused face four counts of murder, two counts of robbery with aggravating circumstances and charges under the Firearms Control Act.
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