Police are searching suspect of rape

August 5, 2021August 5, 2021 Jasmin Rose 0 Comments CrimeStop, EndGBV

EASTERN CAPE – Police are searching suspect who raped 59-year-old woman last night 03 August 2021 at Tsojana A/A.

It is alleged that victim was sleeping alone in her house while she heard noise in the house. Suspect allegedly grabbed the victim raped her and after fled the scene

A case of rape has been opened and police are following the leads.

Anyone who can assist with the information can please contact Captain Pikashe at ‪0727319892‬or Crime Stop.no ‪0860010111‬.

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