SAPS LAUNCHED A MANHAUNT FOR RAPE IN PHALABORWA

The Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offenses (FCS) Unit in Phalaborwa has launched an extensive search for the suspect responsible for the alleged rape of a 14-year-old girl.

According to the Police the incident took place at Majeje Village under Namakgale policing area on Monday morning, 23 October 2023.

Limpopo Police Spokesman, Brigadier Hlulani Mashaba said that according to the reports, the incident was reported to the police on Wednesday, 25 October 2023, after the man’s wife raised her suspicions with the victim’s mother that the minor might be sleeping with her husband.

The victim was questioned about the incident and she confirmed that the suspect slept with her and thereafter gave her a certain amount of money to keep silent.

The matter was immediately reported to the police. A case of statutory rape was opened and police commenced with the search for the known suspect”, said Brigadier Mashaba.

The Provincial Commissioner of police in Limpopo, Lieutenant General Thembi Hadebe has strongly condemned the incident, emphasising that the SAPS is committed to addressing this heinous crime and protecting the rights of minors in the province.

Statutory rape is a deeply concerning issue that affects the lives of many young individuals, often leaving them scarred both mentally and emotionally. I am confident that our dedicated investigators will ensure the perpetrator is arrested to face the consequences of his senseless deeds”, concluded Lieutenant General Hadebe.

Members of the community with information that can assist police in their investigation can contact the Investigating Officer Constable Carol Nkuna on 0713550556 or the Crime Stop number on 08600 10111 or the nearest Police Station or use MySAPSApp”, concluded Brigadier Mashaba.

Source: Giyani View

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