I was robed on monday. Then told to make...

Asked by the Customer on 16-04-2015 09:39:32
Question posted in the Criminal Law category relating to Limpopo

I was robed on monday. Then told to make a case that I did. Then the next day with no warning called to do a liy test. Been in shock and not sure of my rights I said I did not want to do it at that time I was noot alowed to call anyone or go see anyone. Then I was told if I give a convession that I did it and liy about been rod that I can still keep my job and just pay off the total of the dameg and that I will not get loucket up. Not been sure of whAt to do and scared I gave a convession that was fulees thinking that I will still keep my job as I was told. After singing it I was then foused to sing and sining then a bit later after been removed by the boss out the shop I was called and told if I don't havE go home NOW for him to take my belongng that I will get locket up. Her then went to my home and theretd my wife into getting her labtop and that if she did not give him that he will get me locket up. Please help me as now he is trying to still get me locket up and I have done all that was asket of me. My name is carlos. My cell is 0769317640

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