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TimesLIVE reports that the Hawks on Friday arrested two men for their alleged involvement in a cash-in-transit robbery in Soshanguve, Pretoria, in October last year. They will join four others who were previously arrested for the robbery.
The Hawks said their investigation team followed up on intelligence about the suspects, who are former Fidelity Cash Solutions personnel, for their alleged involvement in the robbery at Batho Plaza. “The suspects aged 30 and 39 allegedly provided crucial information while working for Fidelity, regarding the cash distribution vehicles' movements which subsequently led to excessive cash-in-transit robberies in Gauteng,” a Hawks spokesperson advised. The two were positively linked to the armed robbery and subsequently arrested in Soshanguve on Friday. The Hawks also seized a firearm and ammunition for further investigation. The two suspects were scheduled to appear in the Soshanguve Regional Court on Monday.
- Read the original of the report in the above regard by Ernest Mabuza at TimesLIVE
- Read too, Two Fidelity employees accused of tipping off Tshwane CIT robbers arrested, at News24
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