By Karen Breytenbach
The case against Pinelands pastor Peter Hammond, accused of a paintball shooting spree with his son last Halloween, has been postponed for a month, when he will be asked to plead.
The 45-year-old evangelist, director of the Cape Town Frontline Fellowship and pro-gun campaigner, briefly appeared in the Goodwood magistrate's court on Wednesday on a charge of assault.
His 11-year-old son started out as his co-accused, but on a previous appearance the charge against him was dropped.
Since the minor would no longer join the proceedings, the case was transferred to a different courtroom.
The father of four allegedly took his children on a paintball shooting spree on Halloween night on October 31, firing at trick-or-treaters.
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Hammond was told by magistrate Edward Wessels to return to court on April 26.
- This article was originally published on page 6 of Cape Times on March 23, 2006
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