Thieving Fake Doctor Faces More Charges

Monday, June 19, 2017

Manyoloi Dithebe, 20, who has been convicted of stealing a cellphone valued at P11,000 faces additional charges as more people are coming out to open a can of worms against him.

Extension II Magistrate, Ntombizodwa Ncube last week convicted Dithebe of stealing a Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge after he pleaded guilty to the offence.

Dithebe is alleged to have some time in April stolen the phone valued at P11,000 from a Metropolitan Life insurance sales consultant, Koziba Mpedi. It is alleged that Dithebe had forged a Princess Marina Hospital (PMH) doctor’s identity card with his picture under the names of Dr Karabo Jackson.

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Thieving Fake Doctor Faces More Charges

Manyoloi Dithebe, 20, who has been convicted of stealing a cellphone valued at P11,000 faces additional charges as more people are coming out to open a can of worms against him.