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A man identified as Patrick Kamkwamba, who for the past week made headlines for donating to Malawi Police in Mulanje, was on Tuesday, April 19 ordered to pay a K100,000 fine.
Mulanje Senior Resident Magistrate Shaheeda Bakili ordered Kamkwamba to pay the fine after he was found guilty of threatening a police officer.
Kamkwamba was arrested on 4 April by Police in Mulanje after he threatened to hit with his vehicle Station Traffic Officer at Mulanje Police Station Mr. Vincent Kachitsa.
The incident happened after the law enforcers had stopped his vehicle over a traffic offense.
On Thursday last week, Senior Resident Magistrate Shaheeda Bakili found Kamkwamba guilty of intimidation.
On 11 April, before he was convicted, Kamkwamba, 45, donated ten reams of papers, a box of pens, and a package of carbon papers to Mulanje Police Station.
According to Kamkwamba, after he was arrested he noted that the police station lacked stationery and he made a decision to donate the items.
“When everything was done I thought of coming in to help,” he said, adding that police officers are enemies of the people and it is important to assist them.
