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Musona arrested in SA, his car found with stolen property
12 May 2019 at 06:28hrs | Views
South African police are holding Zimbabwean soccer player Walter Musona after his car was found loaded with goods believed to have been stolen in an armed robbery on Friday.
Musona is reportedly being held at Apel Police Station in Lebowakgomo outside Polokwane.
The robbery was committed in the Mohlaletse area outside Polokwane at a guest house where suspects driving the Polokwane City star's car attacked the employees at the lodge, shooting one in the process before ransacking the building.
They stole 10 plasma television sets and loaded them into their vehicle and stole several other electrical appliances.
"The suspects' car was immediately followed by the police and a car chase ensued until the culprits' vehicle lost control and knocked a tree alongside the road. But the suspects managed to flee on foot," he said.
"Preliminary investigations revealed that (Musona) was not in the car during this incident, but he is cooperating with the police to track down the suspects of which one has already been identified," said Ngoepe.
He said suspects were still on the run and appealed to another Zimbabwean, Bothwell Maligasi, to surrender himself to the police.
Musona is reportedly being held at Apel Police Station in Lebowakgomo outside Polokwane.
The robbery was committed in the Mohlaletse area outside Polokwane at a guest house where suspects driving the Polokwane City star's car attacked the employees at the lodge, shooting one in the process before ransacking the building.
They stole 10 plasma television sets and loaded them into their vehicle and stole several other electrical appliances.
"The suspects' car was immediately followed by the police and a car chase ensued until the culprits' vehicle lost control and knocked a tree alongside the road. But the suspects managed to flee on foot," he said.
"Preliminary investigations revealed that (Musona) was not in the car during this incident, but he is cooperating with the police to track down the suspects of which one has already been identified," said Ngoepe.
He said suspects were still on the run and appealed to another Zimbabwean, Bothwell Maligasi, to surrender himself to the police.
Source - the stnadard
