A man was dubbed 'South Africa'sdumbest criminal' after he walked into a police station to verify his application for enlistment. became.
Thomas Ngcobo, 40, has been on the run for seven years since he was wanted for stealing over £1,000 of hardware products he was due to deliver to a customer in 2015. rice field.
, he fled after diverting hardware deliveries to other addresses, without the owner's consent or knowledge.
Mpumalanga Police spokesperson Brigadier General Selby Mohlara said:
The alleged theft was registered with his Bethal South African Police Service (SAPS), headquartered in South Africa's Mpumalanga province, in 2015, and Ngcobo was added to the police's "wanted list."
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Breaking News)Seven years later, however, the suspect embarrassed police after walking through the front door of the police station to find out why his application had been put on hold.
Mohlala said: Bethal was unexpectedly arrested on Monday, August 15, 2022, after he visited his SAPS to inquire about his application for police recruitment. He arrested criminals and warned fugitive suspects that they could not escape the law.
She said: "We are sticking to our mandate of creating a safe environment for all citizens and working tirelessly around the clock, day and night, while other suspects are still roaming the streets and terrorizing the community. , that stage cannot be achieved."
Manamera was relieved. "It's only a matter of time before we bring them to justice."
Local media reported that Ngcobo had been in custody since 16 August,claiming the country's most stupid crime. questioned whether he was
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