THE Zambia Police Service has cautioned members of the public against cyberbullying suspects involved in the alleged theft of copper cathodes, stressing that all accused persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty by a court of law. And the police have dismissed claims circulating on social media that two former ministers have been arrested in connection with the case. The former Copperbelt Province Police Commissioner Mwala Yuyi, a magistrate, two police officers, a court clerk and a businessman were recently arrested in connection with the alleged theft of 436 copper cathodes in Mufulira. Speaking in an interview, Police Spokesperson Godfrey Chilabi said police had noted cases of cyber bullying directed at the suspects and urged the public to respect their...