South Africa Police manhunt Rwandan Prisoners escaped from police
South Africa: Limpopo police have launched a massive manhunt for four awaiting trial prisoners who have escaped from police custody on Wednesday, in Limpopo, South Africa’s Jacaranda FM reports.
Police spokesperson Moatshe Ngoepe says the prisoners being transported from the Haenertsburg police station near Tzaneen, to Polokwane.
Ngoepe adds one of the prisoners was re-arrested not long after the escape.
“The remaining four escapees who were arrested for different crimes which they committed in the Haenertsburg Policing precinct, are still at large,” says Ngoepe.
He adds a case of escaping from lawful custody has been opened.
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The escapees were identified as:
* Thomas Nkuna aged 34 from Rwanda village in the Nwamitoa area outside Tzaneen and staying in Wisani village in the Mhlaba-Cross area outside Tzaneen.
* Jeffrey Nkuna aged 27 from Rwanda village in the Nwamitoa area outside Tzaneen.
* George Nkuna aged 19 from Wisani village in the Mhlaba-Cross area outside Tzaneen.
* Abel Modiba also known as ‘ABSA’ aged 31 from Motjeteng village near Lenyenye outside Tzaneen.
