Kwekwe family loses car, cash to armed robbers

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Tinaani Nyabereka

A Kwekwe family lost their car, cash and other valuables to robbers who pounced on their home in Chicago, Kwekwe on March 8, 2024 at about 20:00 hours.
Midlands Provincial Police Spokesperson, Inspector Emmanuel Mahoko confirmed the development and said the police were appealing for information that may lead in the identification of the robbers.
“I can confirm we received a report where a family in Kwekwe lost their car, some cash and other valuables
“We are appealing to members of the public who might have information that can lead to the arrest of the suspects and recovery of the stolen property to approach any nearest police station,” said Mahoko.
Circumstances are that Ladeo Green (34) was at home with his wife when seven unknown men entered the house.
They tied the couple’s hands with shoe laces before demanding cash from the couple who surrendered US$100.
They also took cellphones, car keys and drove away in the couple’s vehicle, a white Honda Fit registration number AFS 3373 old shape before disappearing.
A report was made to the police and investigations were still underway by time of writing.

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