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Two alleged robbers were fatally shot after attempting to rob an armed hitchhiker in Middleburg, Mpumalanga, South Africa.
Brigadier Donald Mdhluli, a spokesperson for the provincial police, confirmed the incident, saying five men had picked up the hitchhiker in a Hyundai Tucson just before midnight on Saturday.
The men, reportedly armed with a knife, refused to let the hitchhiker exit the vehicle at his intended destination, leading to a violent confrontation. Said Mdhluli (via <a href="https://www.iol.co.za/news/crime-and-courts/two-robbers-shot-dead-after-armed-hitchhiker-fights-back-one-zimbabwean-arrested-91d59d9a-78a8-40b1-8938-af9362557491">IOL</a>):
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Instead, [they] held him hostage and robbed him of his cell phone and other personal belongings. One of the men is said to have robbed the victim of his bank card and demanded the PIN from the victim.
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Mdhluli said the men drove to the nearest ATM, where one of them exited the vehicle to withdraw money, while the remaining four stayed inside the car with the hitchhiker. He added:
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The hitchhiker is said to have pulled out a firearm and then fatally shot the driver and a passenger. The other suspects then ran for their lives.
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The hitchhiker quickly went to a nearby filling station to seek help, and security officers responded while police were alerted.
When the police arrived, they discovered two lifeless bodies and arrested one suspect who had returned to the scene.
Mdhluli confirmed that the man who returned was a Zimbabwean national and the vehicle owner.
The arrested suspect has been charged with robbery, and a manhunt is underway for the other two suspects. He is expected to appear in the Middleburg Magistrate’s Court soon.
Meanwhile, investigators are working with the Department of Home Affairs to verify the arrested Zimbabwean national’s status. The identities of the two individuals who were fatally shot are still unknown.
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In South Africa, two robbers tried to rob a hitchhiker who was actually armed. The hitchhiker shot and killed two robbers, and one was arrested. The robbers took the hitchhiker's phone and bank card, then made him go to an ATM to withdraw money. The hitchhiker then shot the robbers when they were at the ATM. The police arrived, found the dead robbers, and arrested one suspect. The arrested suspect is from Zimbabwe and has been charged with robbery. The police are still looking for the other two suspects. They are also trying to confirm the status of the arrested suspect in the investigation.

SA: Two Robbers Killed In Failed Attempt To Rob Armed Hitchhiker, One Zimbabwean Arrested

Two more armed robbers who were part of the six-member gang which has robbing motorists and commuters along the Harare-Masvingo highway since January this year have been arrested by the police.
Criminal Investigations Department (CID) spokesperson Detective Assistant Inspector Rachel Muteweri said the armed robbers would pretend to be genuine travellers and stop motorists at Mbudzi Roundabout and later Boka Auction Floors.
She said the robbers would later rob the motorists by strangling them with seat belts after producing pistols and knives. Said Insp Muteweri:
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On December 23, 2022, detectives arrested Joshua Rambique aged 29 and Karen Gidi aged 27 both of Ushewokunze, Harare.
This was after they had picked information to the effect that the former was visiting his sister in Glenview. They pursued him and later arrested him in Ushewokunze.
Upon his arrest, detectives recovered an Apple Ipad and an Epson printer which have since been linked to armed robberies which occurred in Kadoma and Norton respectively.
The accused also implicated his female accomplice Karen Gidi aged 27 also of Ushewokunze, Harare.
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She said the other two gang members, Richard Banda alias Stephen Gaza also known as George Banda (26) and Shamiso Gidi (21) both of Ushewokunze, Harare were arrested in November 2022.
The two have since appeared in court where they were remanded in custody until 30 December 2022. Said Insp Muteweri:
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They have since been held responsible for 11 counts of armed robbery. In one glaring incident, the gang, which alternated its female members, boarded a Toyota IST from Masvingo to Roy (Zaka Turn off) posing as genuine travellers before robbing the complainant of his motor vehicle and groceries at gunpoint.
They tied him with a seat belt. On 15 August 2022, the accused persons boarded a Honda Fit which was travelling from Harare to Beitbridge.
They produced pistols and robbed the complainant of his motor vehicle, a Samsung Galaxy Note 10, cash of US$4 100, $20 000. They tied him to a tree using a seat belt.
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She said two days later, the suspects boarded a white Toyota Corolla which was destined for Beitbridge from Harare.
They allegedly robbed the complainant of his motor vehicle, a Y5 cell phone and US$918.
She said all the motor vehicles which were robbed were recovered and dumped in different locations such as Mbare, Mushagashe Business Centre in Masvingo, Exor Service station, Masvingo and also along Masvingo- Mutare Highway. | <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/robbers-terrorising-motorists-along-masvingo-road-arrested/">The Herald</a>

Robbers Terrorising Motorists Along Masvingo Road Arrested

A Zimbabwean man who was travelling from South Africa with his family was robbed of his valuables by four unknown suspects he had offered a lift in Masvingo.
In a statement, the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) said the victim asked one of the would-be robbers to assist him in driving the vehicle to allow him to have some rest. Police said:
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[On Thursday, 23 June], police in Mazowe recovered a South African Registered Toyota Quantum vehicle reportedly stolen through a robbery in Southlea Park, Harare, on 21/06/22, when the complainant, who was travelling from SA to Harare with his family, offered a ride to four unknown suspects in Masvingo.
Along the way, the complainant, who was tired, requested one of the suspects to assist him in driving while he was resting.
On approaching the Southlea Park tollgate, the complainant and the suspects conspired to evade the tollgate, going through the bushes where the suspects attacked and robbed the complainant of his valuables before dumping him and his family in Glenview 1.
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Police said the vehicle was later found abandoned, near Nduku Business Centre, with the car radio and the battery missing.

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