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Police offer R150k reward for information on whereabouts of alleged cop killer Jabulani Thabang Moyo | SA News

11 August 2025 by Guest

Police are offering a R150,000 reward for anyone with information on the whereabouts of Jabulani Thabang Moyo who is wanted in connection with the killing of two police officers in Roodepoort on Friday.

Moyo allegedly shot dead the two trio task team officers who were transporting him back to the Boksburg prison after his court appearance.

The detectives’ firearms were taken and the suspect was seen driving the unmarked police car. 

Police said the car was found abandoned a few kilometres from the scene.

The slain officers have been named as 51-year-old WO Vuyisile Sintwa and 45-year-old Sgt Simon Masenye.

Sintwa had 23 years of service, having joined the organisation in 2002, while…

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