The mother of Nadi teenager Sakiusa Rabaka who was allegedly assaulted to death by soldiers and a police officer has questioned the time frame taken by police to investigate her son's death.
Alanieta Rabaka said that its seven months now and the soldiers and police officer implicated in the alleged murder are yet to be charged and taken to court.
She also said that the family will seek legal opinion in relation to the case.
Police handed the file to DPP's office, however the DPP's office returned the file to police for further investigations. The DPP has stated that there is insufficient evidence to charge the suspects involved.
Meanwhile, Police are still awaiting the response from the military's legal unit on Nakelo villager Nimilote Verebasaga's case.
The DPP has instructed police to lay charges against the soldier implicated in the brutal killing however, the military intervened and told police that they are planning to take the soldier to court martial.
Mother questions the delay in dead sons investigation
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