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Headmaster robbed of car and cash after being caught pants down in a bush
04 Sep 2021 at 19:39hrs | Views
A decision to play 'hide the sausage game' in the car in a bushy area ended in tears for the headmaster of a high school after two armed robbers, stabbed and robbed him of the school car and cash.
The incident happened on Wednesday night, in a bushy area, near United College of Education in Bulawayo.
Two unknown men, armed with an axe, stick and knife pounced on the headmaster (name supplied), while he was indulging in sex in a grey Ford Ranger with his lover (name supplied).
The tried to fight the robbers and got stabbed in the thigh. They also took turns to assault him with fists and a stick all over the body.
After beating him to submission they searched him and took US$455 and R4000.
The two robbers then turned their attention to the woman and she gave them US$400 and her cellphone at knifepoint.
They then took off in the headmaster's car.
Efforts to get a comment from the headmaster were fruitless as his mobile number was not reachable.
Bulawayo provincial police spokesperson Inspector Abednico Ncube confirmed the incident.
"We urge people to use lodges and hotels when they want to have leisure. They can also use a house than to go to the bush because it is very risky. These people could have used US$20 at a lodge than to lose a car which is estimated to cost US$48 000, cash US$855 and R4000 to robbers," said Insp Ncube.
The incident happened on Wednesday night, in a bushy area, near United College of Education in Bulawayo.
Two unknown men, armed with an axe, stick and knife pounced on the headmaster (name supplied), while he was indulging in sex in a grey Ford Ranger with his lover (name supplied).
The tried to fight the robbers and got stabbed in the thigh. They also took turns to assault him with fists and a stick all over the body.
After beating him to submission they searched him and took US$455 and R4000.
They then took off in the headmaster's car.
Efforts to get a comment from the headmaster were fruitless as his mobile number was not reachable.
Bulawayo provincial police spokesperson Inspector Abednico Ncube confirmed the incident.
"We urge people to use lodges and hotels when they want to have leisure. They can also use a house than to go to the bush because it is very risky. These people could have used US$20 at a lodge than to lose a car which is estimated to cost US$48 000, cash US$855 and R4000 to robbers," said Insp Ncube.
Source - bmetro
