#MURDER: UPDATE: #Klapmuts: Black cop & and his accomplice, Mlindiso Mbaliso (35), guilty of Afrikaner police officer’s murder

KILLERS:  Patrick Luvuyo Ndevu (33), who was a detective constable at the same station at the time of the attack, and his accomplice, Mlindiso Mbaliso (35), went into the police station’s community service centre, shot Warrant Officer Steven Britz on the head and left hand before making way with four 9mm firearms, one R5 rifle, one shotgun. 60 live 9mm ammunition and one police hand radio. They also took Warrant Officer Britz’s firearm. 

Two days later Ndevu and eight others were brought in for questioning, while Mbaliso handed himself over to the police. The eight suspects were released as they could be linked to the case

GENOCIDE VICTIM: MURDERED: Afrikaner warrant officer Steven Britz.

The accused allegedly stormed the Klapmuts police station in April and opened fire, killing Warrant Officer Steven Britz before stealing several firearms

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PRETORIA – Two men who stormed into the Klapmuts police station on 16 April 2014 and shot and killed a police Warrant Officer before making way with station’s firearms have been found guilty of premeditated murder, robbery with aggravating circumstances as well as possession of a firearm without a licence and unlawful possession of ammunition by the Western Cape High Court in Cape Town on Wednesday.

Patrick Luvuyo Ndevu (33), who was a detective constable at the same station at the time of the robbery, and his accomplice, Mlindiso Mbaliso (35), went into the police station’s community service centre, shot Warrant Officer Steven Britz on the head and left hand before making way with four 9mm firearms, one R5 rifle, one shotgun. 60 live 9mm ammunition and one police hand radio. They also took Warrant Officer Britz’s firearm.

Two days later Ndevu and eight others were brought in for questioning, while Mbaliso handed himself over to the police. The eight suspects were released as they could be linked to the case.

The National Head of the Directorate For Priority Crime Investigation Lieutenant General Mthandazo Ntlemeza has welcomed the conviction adding that credit must go to the Hawks members whose hard work and attention will play a crucial role in securing hefty sentences when they are sentenced in April.

“In the same light, we hope that the victims and their families will derive strength from the fact that those who inflicted such a painful experience in their lives, stay in jail for a long time.”

Ndevu and Mlindisi will be sentenced on 20 April 2016.

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