Longwe Twala (40) the troubled son of award-winning music executive Chicco Twala failed to complete his community service punishment after stealing his father’s studio equipment valued at an estimated R200 000.
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Chicco opened a case against his son after he had been traveling and left him at home. The self-confessed drug addict then took the valuables and sold them for a hit. Longwe was sentenced to 25 hours of community service which included doing some gardening work and cleaning at different police stations. However, Longwe failed to complete the tasks and was summoned by the court.
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The investigating officer told the court that Longwe fell ill and was unable to complete the tasks. According to the terms of the community service, If he is not to complete the task and prove his remorse, a warrant of arrest will be issued. This was not the first time Twala had handed his son to the authorities. In 2020, Longwe was handed over to the Diepkloof police station for allegedly stealing a cell phone. “The helper actually witnessed Longwe taking out some boxes and running away. It is his life. He has been doing this for a long time,” Twala said. “It is not something new because of his drug lifestyle. As you might know, he has been on drugs. Unfortunately, I had to act and get him arrested,” he said.
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