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Meek's lawyer claims there's no public outcry opposing bail
Saturday Star
|July 26, 2025
THE defence counsel for Tiffany Meek claimed there was no “public outcry” opposing her bail yesterday.
He submitted this during his cross-examination of the investigating officer in the Roodepoort Magistrate's Court as his client’s claim hearing continues.
Lawyer Noven Naidoo brought up the fact that the police sergeant previously told the court it would be in Meek’s best interest to stay behind bars.
The court heard the public outcry from not only residents from Fleurhof, but South Africans at large, needed to be taken into consideration when making a judgment.
The police sergeant said South Africans are angered at Meek, who was initially at the forefront for justice for her son, 11-year-old Jayden-Lee Meek, yet she is now sitting in the dock for murder.
Earlier this week, the court asked the investigating officer to provide the memorandum handed over to SAPS that he previously mentioned.
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