Business as usual between Jantjies and the Bokke - court case and all

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Springbok coach Jacques Nienaber responds to Elton Jantjies's inclusion at a Bokke training camp with 'innocent until proven guilty'. The latest on the flyhalf's Emirates ordeal:

and the contravention of the Aviation Act after he was arrested at OR Tambo International Airport last month.

However, Springbok coach Jacques Nienaber says ‘innocent until proven guilty’ and that training will proceed until more information arises. “On Elton, when the alleged allegations happened he wasn’t in the Springbok camp at that stage and we will treat it accordingly as more information about the alleged incident comes to light,” said Nienaber in a press conference on Wednesday.

“We see it as he hasn’t been found guilty of anything under my knowledge and we are treating it like that. You must be proven guilty of something.”beatdown incident, Jantjies has appeared twice at the Kempton Park Magistrate Court. Proceedings have been postponed to 17 June pending representation from his defence lawyer. In the interim, he will continue ‘business as usual’ with the Boks.

 

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