Pastor Paseka 'Mboro'Motsoeneng is pressing charges against paramedics for the death of a child who belonged in his church.
Prophet Paseka Motsoeneng also known as Pastor Mboro negotiates with police, 11 November 2015, in Katlehong on the East Rand, after shop owners mistook his VIP security as armed robbers. Over 20 police officers responded to the scene. Picture: Alaister Russell
Pastor Mboro arrived at Alberton police station with the mother of the child who died at his church to press charges against paramedics according to ENCA.
The paramedics were called to the Incredible Happenings Church on Sunday where a child was said to have needed medical assistance but later died when she was at the Daveyton Clinic.
Here’s what people on social media had to say about the situation:
Pastor Mboro arrives at Alberton Police Station with the mother of the child who died at his church to lay charges against paramedics. pic.twitter.com/5ZNZaiTxF9
— African Child (@ZikhonaTshona) December 27, 2017
Watch Mboro’s response below
Pastor Mboro says a case of culpable homicide has been open and will be transferred to Katlehong @TeamNews24 pic.twitter.com/RvusiqM4m3
— Lerato Sejake (@leosejake) December 27, 2017
Those who knows a lot about law is there any law SA can use to charge Mboro. This guy is cruel man. Taking advantage of this poor woman.
— RobKom (@Komosasa3) December 27, 2017
This is a stunt that kid died in the church not they try to blame paramedics…
— Malik (@glanza_66) December 27, 2017
Mboro n his unnecessary drama. Heal the lady.
Wait! Why didn't heal the girl? pic.twitter.com/XCv4Y93BuS
— I am QUEEN 👑 👑 👑 (@DeeLiscious) December 27, 2017
They can't blame the paramedic for the child's death. Child was suppose to be taken to a hospital and fake pastor healer should have went to the hospital and pray
— Rolls Royce🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🫡 (@eltie_joao) December 27, 2017
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