News Court

Defence challenges admissibility of DNA report in RFMF armoury break-in case

Defence challenges admissibility of DNA report in RFMF armoury break-in case

The defence is challenging the admissibility of a DNA report in the case of Isaia Ledua, who is alleged to have attempted to break into the Republic of Fiji Military Forces armoury at Queen Elizabeth Barracks in Nabua in April this year.

State lawyer Hezekiah Nofaga informed the court that the prosecution had submitted the proposed agreed facts, but had yet to receive a response from the defence.

Ledua's lawyer, Jerry Dinati did not appear in court as he is in Labasa.

Ledua is charged with one count of aggravated burglary and one count of damaging property.

It is alleged that between 8th and 9th April, Ledua attempted to break into the RFMF Ammunition Magazine building in Nabua and damaged the door lock keypad during the same period.

Stay tuned for the latest news on our radio stations

CFL radio frequencies
Scoreboard
Full Time
Everton 3–1 Conventry
Full Time
Leeds 1–0 Spurs
Full Time
Fulham 1–1 Newcastle
Full Time
New Zealand 34–10 Tonga
Full Time
Australia 44–12 Samoa
Full Time
New Zealand 32–0 Samoa women's national rugby league
Full Time
Naitasiri 27–32 Ra
Full Time
Fiji 17–54 France
Fiji vs Ireland
Fiji vs Italy