Lovemore Musoyi, a notorious Zimbabwean fugitive, was recaptured in Limpopo, South Africa, following a coordinated operation between police and private security forces.
Notorious Zimbabwe an fugitive Lovemore Musoyi has been recaptured in Limpopo’s Sekhukhune District after a daring escape from police custody. The 32-year-old suspect was apprehended on Friday during a daytime raid on his mountain hideout in the Rakgoadi policing area following a coordinated operation between police and private security forces.
Musoyi faces more than ten criminal cases across multiple jurisdictions within the Sekhukhune District, including the areas of Elandskraal, Motetema, Dennilton, and Rakgoadi. His alleged crimes span a wide range of serious offences, including murder, attempted murder, armed robberies, house robberies, business robberies, kidnapping, assaults, and stock theft.During his arrest, authorities confiscated an unlicensed firearm from the suspect. Limpopo Provincial Police Commissioner Lieutenant General Thembi Hadebe praised the collaborative effort that led to Musoyi’s capture. The operation involved the Saps Sekhukhune Task Team, Operation Vala Umgodi Multidisciplinary Team, and private security forces, who worked together to track down the fugitive. The suspect is scheduled to appear before various Magistrate’s courts within the Sekhukhune District to face multiple charges, including escaping from lawful custody
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