Home Invasion Cases Worry Mochudi Police

Monday, October 23, 2017

Mochudi police boss expressed a worry as home invasions cases spite out of control in his policing area.

In an interview with The Monitor, Mochudi police station commander superintendent Simon Sitale said home invasions cases are on the rise in his policing area and needs immediate attention.

Sitale said that even though he did not have statistics of the cases, criminals were having a field day, breaking into a property every week, hence turning Mochudi into a home invasion hotspot.

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