Police are currently looking for Victor Mashakeng, who is believed to be involved in the murder of a Polokwane businessman.
Photo: Limpopo Police
POLOKWANE – According to police spokesperson, Lt Col Moatshe Ngoepe, police are looking for Victor Mashakeng as they believe he will be able to assist in the ongoing investigations of this case.
“Anyone who might have seen Victor Mashakeng is requested to contact Colonel Linkie Mathebula at 0647568218; Captain Richard Boshomane at 0798945501 or call the toll free number 0860010111,” Ngoepe urged.
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This follows the arrest of yet another suspect on Wednesday, 11 April in Olifansfontein, Tembisa.
“The persistent efforts by members of the South African Police Service in Limpopo, to bring perpetrators to book have paid off. The suspect (41), was arrested following intensive investigations conducted by Polokwane detectives and the Provincial Tracking Team,” Ngoepe explained.
The suspect will join two others, including the wife of the deceased in the Polokwane Magistrates Court this morning, 12 April, for a formal bail application. They were charged with conspiracy to commit murder and murder respectively.
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