By Crime Correspondent
CID SENDS FOUR ROBBERS TO MORE THAN 14 YEARS IMPRISONMENT
… as more property recovered during this good work still needs to be identified.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police Criminal Investigation Department (CID) has arrested, sent four robbers to a total of more than 14 years imprisonment for a spate of robbery and theft cases committed in Harare and Beitbridge recently and recovered property worth almost US$9 000-00 which still needs to be identified by complainants.
Therefore, CID is calling for anyone who lost their property by means of robbery and, or theft in circumstances highlighted herein, to visit CID Southerton in Harare or their nearest Police Station for assistance so as to identify their property accordingly.
Circumstances are that two accused persons namely, Elvis Kandemwa (24) and Simbarashe Marodza (32) both of Kuwadzana Extension, Harare at house numbers 13226 and 12268 respectively, committed a spate of robbery and unlawful entry cases in Harare. Detectives used their investigative prowess coupled with the usual but vital assistance from members of the public and arrested the two leading to the recovery of the property listed below.
Another case of theft involves three Harare women; Elizabeth Manhande (45), Mody Muza (30) and Juliet Madimutsira (40) of 3358 Gororo Street, Ruwa, 78 Kana Crescent, Kambuzuma and 3602 Kuwadzana 2, respectively. The trio connived and went to Beitbridge Border Post where they pretended to be passengers in various buses. Whilst in this mission, they then stole various goods and property from unsuspecting travellers. Their luck ran out when alert detectives noted their criminal acts leading to their arrest and sentence to an effective 6 months imprisonment or 310 hours Community Service.
The property which is yet to be identified includes: – 50” Samsung Plasma TVs; 32” Sony Bravia and Samsung Plasma TVs; HP Laptops, Dell and Compaq Laptops; Nokia, Samsung, LG, TNM, Blackberry and Econet Wireless cellular phones; among other valuables and 16 bags full of various goods and property.
Media houses and people who wish to snap the property and, or identify their property are advised to visit CID Southerton, Southerton Police Station on Monday 09 December 2013 at 1400 Hours.
Members of the public are urged to leave within their legal means and shun all forms of criminality to maintain peace and tranquility in our society.
Travellers are encouraged to be on the lookout for deviants and report any criminal acts to the nearest Police Officer or Station as we, the Police, are out in full force to ensure peace in the country during this festive season just like we do any other time since this is our constitutional responsibility.
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