Walvis Bay child rapist Krylov’s house forfeited to state

A house and flat at Walvis Bay that were the scene of the sexual abuse of five teenage girls in 2017 have been forfeited to the state in terms of an order issued in the Windhoek High Court on Friday.
According to the court’s order, the house and flat and the erf on which they are situated, all valued at N$2.99 million, are forfeited to the state in terms of the Prevention of Organised Crime Act (Poca).
The court also ordered that the property, 1 250 square metres in size and situated on Hage Geingob Street at Walvis Bay, is to remain under the control and supervision of a police officer attached to the asset recovery subdivision of the police’s Commercial Crime Investigation Unit.
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