JOHANNESBURG (AP) a The murder case involving Olympic star Oscar Pistorius took another unexpected turn Sunday with the headlines that his older brother, Carl, is himself facing prices for the death of a woman in a traffic accident. Carl Pistorius faces a charge of illegal, responsible killing for a highway death, "in which a lady motorcyclist sadly lost her life," Kenneth Oldwage, the Pistorius family attorney said on Sunday. The charge of "culpable homicide" is likely to be challenged in court, he informed The Associated Press. It's the next time someone from the Pistorius situation has been found to manage a serious charge. It absolutely was unveiled that the main police detective in the event is facing fees of seven counts of attempted murder for shooting at a vehicle with seven individuals. Following details, he was removed from the Pistorius study and a fresh key investigator was appointed on Thursday. In still another twist this week-end, product Reeva Steenkamp, who was shot to death by Oscar Pistorius on Valentine's was on tv again in a fresh episode of the fact present "Tropika Island of Treasure 5" even though she was buried last Tuesday. On Monday, Oscar Pistorius must report to the authorities station in Brooklyn, a suburb of the country's money Pretoria, and sign in, a twice-weekly procedure which is section of his bail conditions. Pistorius was released on bail Friday and kept at your home of his uncle Arnold in Waterkloof, a wealthy suburb of Pretoria, where Oscar has become remaining. His brother, Carl, found visit the house Sunday. The problem facing his older brother Carl is the latest complication in an instance that's transfixed South Africa and a lot of the world. "It is also doubly unhappy since it is a part of Oscar and his brother and most of the family a' so they have double kind of trouble," said Johannesburg resident Jim Plester. Attorney Oldwage explained that "Carl deeply regrets the accident" and that a test showed he wasn't drunk during the time. He explained the costs had originally been dropped, only to be reinstated later. Oscar Pistorius was charged with premeditated murder, nevertheless the player says he killed his partner unintentionally, opening fire after mistaking her for an intruder in his house. The three-story home where Pistorius is keeping with his uncle and aunt sits on a slope with a view of Pretoria. It has an immaculate garden and a large swimming pool. The type of Pistorius also continued to simply take center stage. For many, his public appearances are mirrored by it being an articulate, well-spoken advocate for Paralympic players experiencing difficulty. Watch promises describing Pistorius as a down-to-earth man were presented at the hearing. Others have identified him as a dangerous risk taker who has been around trouble before, such as a boating accident last year which put him into a hospital intensive care unit. But in a written report on Sunday, a African gentleman who said Steenkamp had stayed at his home since September, explained Pistorius as irritable and impatient. Cecil Myers, whose daughter was buddies with Steenkamp, said in a meeting in the Town Press paper, that Pistorius will have the killing of Steenkamp on his mind. "I hope he gets a long sentence. Gets what he deserves," said Myers. Pistorius appeared "very nice and wonderful to us once they started dating," said Myers. When they started to date continuously Myers said Pistorius originally used ahead in to the house but later only dropped Steenkamp down and picked her up, and as a lack of respect he explained the change. Myers recalled their first date and told the newspaper: "After he wouldn't leave her alone. He held phoning, pestering her and phoning and phoning her." Based on Myers, Steenkamp "told me he pushed her somewhat right into a place. She thought caged in." Myers said he informed Pistorius "not to force himself on her behalf. Right back off." He said that after initially agreeing with him, it seemed that Pistorius quickly took no heed. Myers declined to react to a request extra information from Associated Press. In the bail hearing, a reference for Pistorius, recognized that "the only concern in the connection that I was made alert to was that Reeva often thought Oscar was going just a little fast." Pistorius was born without fibula bones due to a congenital defect and when he was 11 months old his feet were amputated. He's run on carbon-fiber blades and was initially banned from competing against able-bodied friends because many suggested that his blades gave him an unfair advantage. He was later cleared to participate. He's a Paralympic medalist, and won a gold medal at the 2011 Daegu world championships with South Africa's 4x400 relay team. But he didn't get a at the London Olympics, where he ran in the 4x400 relay race and the 400 meter race. Com AP Activities Author Gerald Imray led from Pretoria. AP Author Christopher Torchia added from Johannesburg.
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