Police have laid charges against the third suspect in relation to the alleged murder of 28 year old Krishneel Singh of Koronivia, Nausori.
The man has been charged with one count of murder, two counts of attempted robbery and one count of damaging property and will appear in the Suva Magistrate court today.
The man who was evading Police from last Tuesday surrendered himself to Police on Sunday night.
Meanwhile, two men have already appeared in the Suva Magistrate court for the alleged murder of Singh and have been remanded in custody.
Their case has been transferred to the Suva High court and the case has been adjourned to the 14th of next month.
Krishneel Singh was allegedly hit several times with a spade and a crow bar last Tuesday evening in Shalimar Street by three men who came to rob Singh and he=s friend.
The post mortem revealed that Singh suffered extensive skull fracture.
Third suspect charged over alleged murder
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