It was reported by the Hawks that a man in his 40s who was convicted of importing explosives into South Africa was sentenced to fifteen years in prison.
At the Musina Magistrate's Court on Tuesday, a judge found Motsi Wilfred Nhamo guilty of the offenses he committed and sentenced him. Nhamo was arrested in Beitbridge on May 30 of last year, according to Captain Matimba Maluleke, a spokesman for the Hawks. The Hawks gave this piece of information. Nhamo was detained, according to Maluleke, because of information indicating that he was bringing explosives into the country from Zimbabwe.
May 30, 2021, the Hawks Serious Organised Crime Investigation got information about a person who was trafficking explosives from Zimbabwe into South Africa," the statement reads. "
This covert action was made possible by Tactical Response Team and Musina Vispol team members."
The person who matched the description was noticed wandering around the Beitbridge port of entry while carrying luggage. Once they got him in custody and were able to search him, the squad discovered R110,000 worth of detonators. According to Nhamo, he was detained and held in custody by the Musina Magistrate's Court on May 17 then convicted and sentenced today. As a result, "the court convicted him and sentenced him to prison." They found him guilty and sentenced him to prison accordingly.
Announcing the arrests of two people for Barberton's illicit mining, the Hawks of Mpumalanga made an announcement on Tuesday during this time period." Barberton Verlam Section collected data and conducted investigations on people who were mining gold-bearing materials there.
A man convicted of bringing explosives into the country was sentenced to 15 years in prison without parole. The SAPS has a copy of this photograph.
It was the consequence of a warrant issued by the court for a search and seizure of evidence that the suspect was arrested. A spokesperson for the South African Police Service claimed that while the two main suspects were apprehended once they arrived at the designated location, their accomplices escaped arrest. After arriving at the place mentioned, "the two suspects were detained." The hearing in Barberton, Ohio, was scheduled to take place on Wednesday and both parties were anticipated to appear.
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