Top Police Officer Suspended Over Stolen Goats

A top police officer has been suspended on allegations of unprocedurally clearing 98 goats to enable their transportation from Kariba to Harare. The goats are believed to have been stolen.

ZRP spokesperson, Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi, said the officer-in-charge of Siyakobvu Police Station, Chief Inspector Bhosha, was suspended by Commissioner General of Police, Godwin Matanga. He said:

Commissioner General of Police Godwin Matanga has suspended the officer-in-charge of Siyakobvu Police Station in connection with the clearing of goats believed to have been stolen.

He is also facing criminal charges for the same case.

Police will not spare anyone, including police officers, who engage in criminal activities.

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The goats were allegedly stolen from Siyakobvu and were recovered in Waterfalls last month.

Surprisingly, all the goats had official documentation from the police and the veterinary department, which cleared their transportation to Harare.

Meanwhile, four suspects, Munashe Charamba (20), Temba Murwira (30), Franklin Chiramba (36) and Liminus Zhou (38) were arrested in connection with the theft. | H-Metro