Fugitive hands himself over to Mpumalanga Hawks for series of crimes
Zola Mnisi handed himself over to the Hawks for alleged murders and cash-in-transit robberies.
A 29-year-old fugitive handed himself over to the Mpumalanga Hawks on Monday October 9. He had been hunted for allegedly committing murders and cash-in-transit robberies.
The Hawks are also calling on Mpendulo Absima Hassane to hand himself over. He is also linked to a CIT heist that occurred in Malalane on August 11.
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According to the provincial Hawks’ spokesperson, Captain Dineo Sekgotodi, Zola Martin Mnisi made his first appearance in the KaBokweni Magistrate’s Court on the same day he handed himself in. He was remanded in custody for the murder of a Fidelity Security officer during a CIT heist in KaBokweni.
“The case was postponed to Thursday October 12, at the same court. Mnisi will still appear in court for the Malalane case and one in White River. The appearance followed after Mnisi was circulated on social media platforms as a wanted suspect by the Hawks,” Sekgotodi said.
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Mnisi and his co-accused, Hassane (31), were first linked to a CIT robbery in Malalane on August 11. Hassane is urged to do likewise and hand himself over to the police.
