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Four stock-theft suspects granted R1000 bail each

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 Mokgareng stock

BY OBAKENG MAJE
FOUR suspects were granted a R1000 bail each after they briefly appeared at Taung Magistrates Court on Monday.

Boitshoko Mogapi, Philisile Funani, Mogomotsi Molaolwa, Tshepang Seitshiro were allegedly arrested at Mokgareng village after they were caught with suspected stolen cows.

13 cows were found in this four accused’s possession at Mokgareng village, near Taung.

Four suspects were stopped and interrogated by community members about cows, but failed dismal to explain where or who the cows belongs to.

They were arrested and briefly appeared at Taung Magistrates Court for stock-theft suspects.

Some of the cows were stolen at Manthe village, Tlapeng and Mokgareng.

It is alleged that the buyer was already waiting for them to deliver, but the move was hauled by observant community members.

They will be back in court on the 09 June 2015.
-TDN
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Four appear in court for stock-theft

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Mokgareng stock

BY BAKENG MAJE 

Four stock-theft suspects were remanded in custody amid bail application after being arrested for stock-theft in Mokgareng village, near Taung on Tuesday.

Boitshoko Ephraim Mogapi(19), Philisile Funani(21), Mogomotsi Bookie Molaowa(21) and Tshepang Matthews Seitshiro(19) where arrested by community members after they were allegedly found in possession of suspected stolen livestock.

Police preliminary investigations show that, 13 cows that were in possession of this four boys were stolen from Manthe village, Mabereng village in Tlapeng, and others from Mokgareng village.

Community members called police and the suspects were arrested and charged with stock-theft.

Anti-crime organisation, Kgomo Modimo Wa Gae representative Tom Monnahela said they applaud community members who reacted swiftly in arresting the suspects.

“We would like to advice live-stock owners to be careful regarding their livestock because criminals are making meal out of them. They need to tattoo their stock so that can be easy for police to identify them,” he said.

Four suspects will be back in court on 01 June 2015 for bail application.
-TDN
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