During the debate on the vote of no confidence motion brought by the DA against President Jacob Zuma, an ANC MP claimed that drugs were found at Mmusi Maimane's church. When asked if he was prepared to take a question regarding the drugs found in his church, Maimane responded "No"

The DA's Mmusi Maimane.

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When asked if he was prepared to take a question regarding the drugs found in his church, Maimane responded "No"

Maimane moonlights as a pastor at Liberty Church - where police found an abandoned packet of tik in a raid last Friday.

According to The Sowetan Roodepoort police spokeswoman Nonhlanhla Khumalo said that the drugs have been confiscated as an exhibit, but because they weren't actually found on anyone no case has been opened.

The raid was apparently conducted during a youth service with the church's permission.

Parents apparently were not charmed with how the raid was conducted.

"Some of the kids complained that they were sexually harassed and some say they were manhandled by the police. Pastor Maimane was not there and it was just the youth," an insider told the newspaper.

"We have communicated to the captain [of the police station] that the raid be investigated. So that is where the matter sits at the moment, it will face its own judicial process," Mmusi Maimane told the paper.