Police in South Africa are reported to have dropped an investigation after arresting a Christian street preacher, Dia Moodley, over allegations of inciting racial hatred. According to his legal counsel, Moodley, 58, was arrested in November 2025 following a street sermon that criticised Islam and transgender ideology. The Daily Mail reports that the case is cleared after police decide to discontinue the investigation, but it does not provide further detail on the reasons for dropping the matter or the specific evidence considered. The reports frame the arrest as stemming from the content of his sermon and the claims that it could promote racial hostility. The available information is limited to the account provided by Moodley’s representative and the statement that police have ended the investigation. No additional confirmed details, court actions, or official police statements are included in the provided summaries.
Police drop investigation after arrest of street preacher over alleged incitement
Police in South Africa are reported to have dropped an investigation after arresting a Christian street preacher, Dia Moodley, over allegations of inciting racial hatred. According to his legal counse...
- Dia Moodley, 58, is a Christian street preacher.
- He was arrested in November 2025 after giving a street sermon.
- The sermon includes criticism of Islam and transgender ideology, according to his legal counsel.
- He faced allegations related to inciting racial hatred.
- Police drop the investigation, according to the reporting provided.
Dia Moodley, 58, was arrested in November 2025 after giving a street sermon which criticised Islam and transgender ideology, according to his legal counsel.
3 months agoDia Moodley, 58, was arrested in November 2025 after giving a street sermon which criticised Islam and transgender ideology, according to his legal counsel.
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