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CIT Robber Simlidile Sibonele Mfecane (39) arrested after being found trapped inside a cash truck, Mfecane and his crew committed CIT Heist in Libode, Eastern Cape. The G4S truck was transporting money from Mthatha to load ATM'S in Lusikisiki and Port St Johns

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