Police arrest three cattle rustlers

Wednesday, August 29, 2018

Police in Sekoma have arrested three men aged between 19 and 29 found to be in possession of a cow’s carcass suspected to be stolen during the Kgomokhumo operation in Ngwaketse West.

“Thatoyaone Teiswane of Pitseng, Tlhomomamo Basupane and Teiso Raphuti both of Khakhea village were arrested on August 27, 2018.

They were arrested at Bosele Cattlepost in the outskirts of Mabutsane after they failed to account for possession of some biltong suspected to be part of the carcass,” assistant commissioner Dipheko Motube said in a press release.

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Police arrest three cattle rustlers

Police in Sekoma have arrested three men aged between 19 and 29 found to be in possession of a cow’s carcass suspected to be stolen during the Kgomokhumo operation in Ngwaketse West.

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