Four nabbed in latest cash-in-transit heist

Wednesday, October 13, 2021 | 8710 Views |

Four men, two Batswana and two South Africans have been arrested after allegedly attacking and overpowering G4S security personnel before reportedly making off with undisclosed amounts of cash at Turn Right Mall in Mogoditshane this morning.

Confirming the arrest, the Botswana Police Service's (BPS) public relations officer, assistant commissioner, Dipheko Motube said three vehicles suspected to have been used by robbers, two guns and a large sum of money have been recovered.

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