A South African court has sentenced two Mozambican men to six aggravated life sentences plus 132 years in prison for multiple crimes, the South African Police (SAPS) said Friday.
“The Evander Magistrates’ Court has handed down a harsh sentence to two convicts, Felisberto Joad Mojache and Tahir Mhenambe, citizens of Mozambique, for their involvement in multiple crimes,” SAPS said in a statement. to which Luza had access.
The Evander District Court in the South African province of Mpumalanga, which borders Mozambique, found two men guilty of various crimes committed in 2018, including “three murders, three kidnappings and three robberies.”
The two convicts were arrested along with two other suspects after killing three people and stealing their cars between Evander, Standerton and Perdekop in the east, which were later found in Pit Retief and Dagge. explained the South African police.
“Two of the four suspects died while in police custody, and the remaining two were sentenced to three life sentences for three counts of murder each, 45 years in prison for three counts of aggravated robbery each, 15 years in prison for three cases of kidnapping each. and six years of effective imprisonment for three offenses of obstruction of justice each,” the SAP said in a statement.