Zim suspects close ranks after killing fellow countryman

Thursday, April 27, 2017

SELEBI-PHIKWE: Police here are battling to extract information from two Zimbabwean suspects who were part of a quartet that allegedly brutally beat and possibly killed their fellow countryman in a gang fight at Nkgobotwane cattlepost along Motloutse River.

The pair are said to have adopted a veil of silence and refusing to lead police to where their alleged victim is.

Officer Commanding No. 10. District, Senior Superintendent Takongwa Mazwiduma said the incident happened a fortnight ago, but was not immediately reported to the police.

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Zim suspects close ranks after killing fellow countryman

SELEBI-PHIKWE: Police here are battling to extract information from two Zimbabwean suspects who were part of a quartet that allegedly brutally beat and possibly killed their fellow countryman in a gang fight at Nkgobotwane cattlepost along Motloutse River.

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