Bulawayo provincial police spokesperson, Inspector Abednico
Ncube said that one of the accused, Njovo Munashe (25) from Mucheke suburb in
Masvingo, was a teller at the money transfer agency based in Harare.
He would allegedly draw up the fake deposit transactions
which he would then send to his accomplice, Mike Mbekezeli Moyo (24) from
Khumalo suburb in Bulawayo, for collection in the city.
“On the 21st of August 2014 at around 1445 hours, police
received information from the source that the accused person Njovo Munashe, who
was working as a teller in the money transfer company at Mbare, in Harare had
defrauded their company of cash amounting to US$12 000 and he is on the run.
“The source further stated that Njovo Munashe had sent her a fraudulent transaction of US$5
900 and was sending his accomplice, Mike Mbekezeli Moyo, a male adult aged 24
years of Khumalo suburb, Bulawayo to
collect the money on his behalf,” reads the statement.
Insp Ncube revealed that, acting on the information
received, police managed to arrest Moyo when he came to try collect the money.
“On 22 august 2024 at around 0800 hours, Njovo Munashe then
arrived in Bulawayo in a bid to collect the money from his accomplice Mike
Mbekezeli Moyo. He was then arrested and upon interview by the police, he
admitted that he was creating fake deposit transactions to aid him in
defrauding the company.
“Police would like to thank the public for working hand in hand with the police in curbing crimes. We also warn the criminals that the police will not tolerate such criminal behaviour, and the long hand of the law is hovering over their heads
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