LIMPOPO – Musina police are investigating a case of business robbery after a security officer (28) was attacked on duty.
According to police spokesperson, Maphure Manamela, the officer who was on duty at the Renaissance School was attacked by six suspects who were armed with a rifle and knives.
“The suspects broke into the Admin building and took two laptops valued at R9 329 each and a small safe. They also took a wallet with R450 inside as well as two cell phones,” she explained.
Manamela added that the guard was rescued this morning, 2 November, by a passersby.
No arrests have been made as yet but police investigations are still continuing.
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