TWO WOMEN ARRESTED FOR ALLEGEDLY AIDING OMOTOSO IN HUMAN TRAFFICKING
Posted on: 23/11/2017

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TWO WOMEN ARRESTED FOR ALLEGEDLY AIDING OMOTOSO IN HUMAN TRAFFICKING
South African Police Service | Eastern Cape | NARI

23 Nov 2017, Port Elizabeth: Two women, aged 28 and 36, will make their first appearance at the Port Elizabeth Magistrate court on Friday for allegedly recruiting girls for Timothy Omotoso, the senior pastor of the Jesus Dominion International Church.

The two suspects were arrested on Tuesday by the Port Elizabeth Hawks trafficking in persons unit. It is alleged that the suspects recruited girls all over the country and monitored their movements in the houses were they were being kept. Investigations are still continuing and more arrests are imminent.

Omotoso (59) was arrested on 20 April by the Hawks in Port Elizabeth. He is facing multiple charges related to contravention of the Sexual Offences Act, these include two counts of rape. Some of the alleged victims are as young and 13-years.





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