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    Robbers target Vukani spaza shop

    Lindani DonyeliBy Lindani DonyeliSeptember 18, 2017No Comments1 Min Read
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    Police arrive at the scene of a robbery in Vukani last Saturday night. Photos: Lindani Donyeli

    A case of business robbery is being investigated following an incident at Jojo mini market Spaza Shop in Vukani location, Grahamstown. The incident took place around 7pm on Saturday 9 September.

    Police Spokesperson Captain Mali Govender said three males entered the shop and pointed a firearm at the shop owner.

    “They took airtime, cigarettes and an undisclosed amount of cash and fled,” Govender said.

    No arrests were made and any person with information is requested to contact the Grahamstown SAPS.

    The road was closed with danger tape while the police were busy, No one was allowed to pass.
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