Second Arrest Made in Brother Cedi’s Death Case
New Developments in Brother Cedi’s Death Case
In a significant development into the investigation of the death of 58-year-old Cedric Maniapoto, aka ‘Brother Cedi’, a second arrest has been made. Based on reports from our source, an adult male was brought into custody by law enforcement in relation to the case.
Second Suspect Faces Charges
The newly apprehended suspect, a 35-year-old man, has faced criminal charges for unlawful possession of firearms in the Hamilton District Court. This arrest is a significant development in the ongoing investigation into Brother Cedi’s death, following the recent arrest of a younger suspect.
First Suspect Arrested Earlier
Previously, law enforcement officials had arrested a 29-year-old man from Waikato in connection to Maniapoto’s murder. We are informed by our sources that both of these suspects are closely linked to the death of Brother Cedi, who resided in Te Uku, near Raglan.
Investigation Progress: Forensic Examination of Firearms
Our source informed that police are currently performing a thorough forensic analysis on several firearms, which they recovered throughout their investigation into this case. These firearms are said to have played a crucial role in the incident leading to Maniapoto’s death.
Call For Witnesses: Toyota Vehicles Sighted
Police are also requesting assistance from the public in regards to sightings of two vehicles: a black Toyota Hilux and a red Toyota Camry. The vehicles were reportedly sighted between 10pm on 5th March and 12pm on 6th March. Our source reaffirms that these vehicles could potentially hold significant value in uncovering further leads in the case.
Dog Found with Gunshot Wounds: Another Key Lead
Another crucial lead in this case is the investigation of a dog found with gunshot injuries. Police believe that understanding the circumstances surrounding the dog’s injuries might provide essential insights into the incident.
Public outreach
Law enforcement officials are urging anyone with information valuable to these investigations to come forward. Any knowledge regarding the incident, sightings of the vehicles, or information on the dog is essential in seeking justice for Brother Cedi’s untimely death. We encourage our readers to help if they can provide any relevant information to this case.