Two suspects who allegedly conducted a business robbery in February have been arrested and are expected to appear in court on Monday.
KZN police spokesperson Captain Nqobile Gwala said the two suspects aged 25 and 29 have been charged with business robbery and are expected to appear at the Durban Magistrate's Court later on Monday.
"Three unknown men accosted employees at a business premises on Molver Road in Cato Crest and robbed them of cash, cigarettes, liquor and cellphones. Gwala said a few days later Msawenkosi Mofokeng, 23, was arrested and charged. The suspects will be joining their co-accused and they will also be profiled to determine if they can be linked to similar crimes in the area.
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