Cape Town Women Questioned After TV Thief Beaten And Dumped In Dam

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Cape Town Women Questioned After TV Thief Beaten And Dumped In Dam
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Two women have been taken in for questioning after an alleged TV thief was beaten to death and his body dumped in a Philippi dam. A passerby noticed the man's body on Saturday and alerted police, who are now investigating a case of murder. Western Cape police spokesperson Lieutenant-Colonel Malcolm Pojie said further investigation led police to two women aged 40 and 32 in Marcus Garvey, who are now being questioned.

" Later the day, the witness saw people gathering at the dam as police were retrieving the body, and upon enquiring what the commotion was, she was told by locals that the 'thief' had been dumped in the dam. Another resident in the area confirmed that the alleged thief had broken into their homes as well, with one complaining that he had broken into her house and stolen a TV and a phone in January. She reported it but did not know what happened to the case.

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