Chisale Denies Six Counts Including Intimidation and Disorderly Conduct

Norman Chisale, the personal bodyguard of former president Peter Mutharika, has pleaded not guilty to six charges, including intimidation and disorderly conduct.

The counts against Chisale involve using insulting language, multiple instances of intimidation, and obstruction of the execution of legal process.

Chisale’s plea comes as part of a case accusing him of intimidating public officers and interfering with legal proceedings.

The legal battle continues for Chisale, who maintains his innocence in the face of the charges.