The Kagiso Police are looking for two men in connection with the rape of a young boy in June.
Earlier the learner told police that while he was walking home alone from school he noticed a white Toyota Corolla without number plates following him when he was next to the Chief Mogale Hall.
A man got out of the vehicle and grabbed the boy. Later, the boy was forced at gunpoint to commit indecent acts in the back seat of the vehicle, and he was raped in an open field. His attackers then ordered him to wash himself in a stream close by and put on his school uniform. Police have now released identikits of two of the suspects and are asking the community to help them find these men.
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One of the suspects has a light complexion, is a little chubby and was wearing a navy blue baseball cap. He also has a scar below his left eye.
His accomplice was wearing grey Dickies trousers and a red jersey. His blonde hair had a German cut and he has a dark complexion. He has a tattoo of a black rose on his neck.
“We appeal to all our learners, be it a girl or a boy child, and everyone including women and children of all ages never to walk alone. Criminals always prey on people who are unsuspecting and walking alone,” said the Kagiso Police station commander, Brigadier Themba Maduna.
Anyone with information that can help the police track down and arrest these men can call the Kagiso Police on 011 696 9000, 011 696 9059, 011 696 9065 or 011 696 9067. The public can also make use of the Crime Stop line on 08600 10111, send and SMS to 32211 or report crime anonymously on the my SAPS app.
