Government recalls in trouble diplomat Macmillan Moyana. He was arraigned before the courts in January, but the charges were later dropped due to diplomatic immunity. Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade spokesperson Mrs Constance Chemwayi confirmed the incident yesterday.
Government has recalled a junior officer from Zimbabwe’s embassy in Washington following allegations of home invasion and assault. Mr Macmillan Moyana is facing disciplinary action according to Public Service Commission (PSC) regulations.
“The ministry can confirm that one of our junior officers in Washington was recently involved in unbecoming behaviour that is unacceptable among our diplomats. “The ministry swiftly took action and recalled him. He is currently under disciplinary action in accordance with the Public Service Commission regulations,” Mrs Chemwayi said in a statement.
According to media reports, the incident occurred at around 2 am on a Friday in late January. Mr Moyana allegedly went to a house where a woman was sleeping with her two children. The woman went to her front door and cracked it open, thinking it was merely a friend, family member or neighbour in need of assistance.
That is when the suspect tried to bum-rush the door, forcing entry into the house and hitting the victim with the door, according to court documents. Court documents note that the victim was still “foggy” from being awoken unexpectedly.
The victim stated that the suspect broke the panel of the door, but she was able to force him back and lock the door. The woman called for help and when the police arrived, Mr Moyana was found in a nearby wood line near the victim’s house screaming and yelling.
Mr Moyana was charged with home invasion, second-degree assault, third-degree burglary, reckless endangerment, and trespassing. All five counts carried a combined total of up to 50 years in prison, although they were later dropped.
Source – The Herald
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