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Message: [QUOTE="Queen, post: 84816, member: 27"] Getting caught mid-slaughter in your own backyard is a top-tier way to end up in the slammer for twenty-four goats. Suspect remains in custody for headlands stock theft [LIST] [*]A thirty-five-year-old man from Chitungwiza is currently cooling his heels in jail because the state says he made off with nearly two dozen goats. [*]The complainant, Peter Muroiwa, lost a massive chunk of his herd when Given Moyowasvipa allegedly raided Plot 5 at Rosedale Farm. [*]This whole mess landed in front of Magistrate Daphine Maruta after the cops supposedly found the evidence right at the suspect's house. [/LIST] Assailants subdue farm employees during night raid [LIST] [*]Darkness provided the perfect cover for the accused and three other mystery dudes to jump the farm worker, Pedzisai Zondi, while he was in bed with his wife. [*]The crew allegedly loaded the whole squad of goats into some random getaway vehicle after they forced the couple to stay down. [*]Innocent Mwoyowaonda laid out the timeline in court, claiming the hit went down at three in the morning on January 12. [/LIST] Police recover stolen livestock at dema homestead [LIST] [*]Dema Police Station officers hit the jackpot on January 15 when they reportedly caught the guy in the middle of butchering the animals in his own yard. [*]No one could explain why twenty goats were hanging out at the property, which led to a swift arrest and a trip to the station. [*]Four slaughtered carcasses and two live goats were eventually claimed by the owner, even though the total value of the livestock hit 950 dollars. [*]The legal drama is on pause until January 26, when the trial is set to pick back up in Rusape. [/LIST] [/QUOTE]

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