Faith Mission church robbed

Tuesday, January 17, 2017

The Apostolic Faith Mission church in Mochudi has was last week robbed by thieves who reportedly sneaked into the church building and snatched goods worth over P7, 000. Mochudi station commander, Simon Sitale informed Mmegi that it appears the thieves settled for goods which were most electrical appliances after rummaging through the church’s interior.

“It appears the suspects broke into the church building and helped themselves. The goods are said to have been worth around P7,000,” he said.

Asked whether they have made any arrests so far, Sitale said, “Yes. The matter is still at its infancy, but of course we have made an arrest. We’re currently questioning one suspect. We do not want to share more on the investigations as we do not have much to share at this moment.

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