One of the five City Power technicians who were allegedly attacked by music producer Chicco Twala claims that the weapon he threatened them with was a real gun and not a toy. 

The technician also disputed Twala’s claims that he mistook them for  cable thieves, asserting that they were dressed in overalls and drove a clearly marked City Power vehicle when Twala attacked them on Sunday night. The six technicians were attending to a reported power fault and Twala allegedly refused them access to the power box outside his yard...