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A police officer and his accomplice have been arrested for stealing and slaughtering an ox belonging to a 42-year-old woman in Uzumba, Mashonaland East Province.
The cop, Constable Kudzanai Hwingwiri and a civilian Admire Machipisa, both from the Chikurubi Support Unit camp were intercepted at a police roadblock.
Writing for <a href="https://cite.org.zw/cop-arrested-for-stock-theft/">CITE</a>, Senzeni Ncube reported police sources as saying the two suspects were nabbed by officers from Mutawatawa camp who were manning a roadblock on Friday morning at Magunje turn off, Murehwa under operation “No to Bangamuto”. Said a source:
<blockquote>
While carrying out a stop and search roadblock, a Nissan Sylph, registration number ACY 0325 approached from Mutawatawa direction wherefore constable Makaza signaled the driver to stop.
When the motor vehicle stopped, Constable Makaza demanded to search the vehicle after introducing himself to the driver.
That is when the accused Constable Hwingwiri went out of the vehicle and pretended to be heading to the boot.
He then insisted that his boot had problems opening. He then switched off his engine and immediately fled from the scene.
</blockquote>
Constable Madzivadondo and Constable Chiorese chased after him but he soon disappeared in a nearby field.
Machipisa was arrested by Sergeant Nyarupota and Constable Makaza as he tried to exit the vehicle. Added the source:
<blockquote>
A search was then conducted on the boot of the vehicle, where the police officers discovered the carcass of an ox.
A thorough search was also made in the vehicle where they recovered a police identity card belonging to Hwingwiri of the rank of Constable and a fully charged magazine of an AK 47 rifle.
The beast had not been skinned but had been cut into halves and its offals had been removed and placed in a sack.
The head, which was removed from the carcass, was also packed in the boot.
</blockquote>
Machipisa was interrogated by the Police and he revealed that they had stolen the ox from a cattle pen in Mutarimanja village.
He led a team comprising Sergeant Nyarupota, Constable Vuma and Constable Mazivadondo to the complainant’s residence where he indicated to them where they stole the ox.
Machipisa also led the police officers to the place where they had slaughtered the ox, about 400 metres west of the complainant’s homestead near the road. Said the police source:
<blockquote>
[The] complainant affirmed that she had her ox stolen from the cattle pen. She was taken to Magunje where she managed to identify the carcass in the accused persons’ vehicle as that of her stolen ox. The total value stolen is united states dollars 300 and was recovered.
</blockquote>
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Stock Theft: Police Officer Abandons Car At Roadblock And Flees

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has announced the arrest of a suspected serial stock thief in connection with two cases of stock theft.
The suspect, Criswell Maponga, was arrested following a tip-off, according to a police report seen by Pindula News. Read the report:
<blockquote>
On 23/11/22 Police in Zvimba acted on a tip-off and arrested Criswell Maponga (42) in connection with two cases of stock theft in which eight cattle were stolen at Farm 79 Zowa and eight cattle stolen at Mhungu Village.
The arrest led to the recovery of 15 stolen cattle.
</blockquote>
While this year recorded fewer cases of stock theft compared to 2021, cases have been rising in the country in recent years.
Police say during the period extending from January to June 2022, the <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/zrp-update-on-stock-theft-cases-in-the-country-full-text/">Police received a total of 3214 stock theft cases</a> compared to 4053 cases during the same period in the year 2021. 
As of September 2022, the Police had recorded 1644 cases of stock theft involving cattle compared to 2510 cases recorded in the year 2021. 
The total number of stolen cattle decreased from 5954 in the year 2021 to 3762 in the year 2022.
Some steal livestock for meat, to add to their herds while some use them for barter trade or <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/businessman-and-butchery-operator-arrested-for-stock-theft/">selling to butcheries. </a>
Perpetrators of stock theft risk being arrested, fined or jailed. 
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Serial Stock Thief Arrested In Zvimba

Cattle rustlers from Zambia are allegedly crossing the border into Zimbabwe and stealing livestock from Binga villagers, taking advantage of the lack of visibility by the police.
This was said by Binga South MP Gabbuza Gabbuza (MDC Alliance) during the National Assembly’s questions with notice session last Wednesday.
Gabbuza wanted to know why there have been no arrests of “cattle rustlers from Zambia, who have been stealing livestock in Saba and Lubanda wards.”
He also demanded that Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage Minister Kazembe Kazembe explain the measures “the government has instituted to curb commission of such crimes and recover the stolen livestock that have been identified across the border.”
In response, Kazembe said at the recently held Zambia-Zimbabwe Joint Permanent Commission on Security and Defence (JPC) in Livingstone Zambia it was agreed that police services from the two countries would work hand in glove to combat the crime. He said:
<blockquote>
As I speak efforts are underway to address the scourge.
On arrests, I would have to find out if there are any known culprits from Zambia that our police officers have failed to arrest after receiving information on stock theft.
It could be an issue of lack of information resulting in no arrests being done.
But as a country, whoever is involved in such acts, whether locals or foreigners, the law will take its course.
</blockquote>
Kazembe said his ministry was in the process of giving police officers patrol vehicles and other electronic gadgets like drones to fight crime. He added:
<blockquote>
We have started with Matabeleland South where to date we have established police bases in known areas that these livestock rustlers use when crossing into or outside Zimbabwe.
I would also like to engage you the honourable member together with the commissioner general of police to identify strategic places where we can establish police bases to patrol the affected areas of Saba and Lubanda.
</blockquote>
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