Security Guards Charged with Stealing Money from Robbery Scene

Two security guards, Cornelius Muchikange and Nesbert Kachungwe (both 35), have been charged with theft after allegedly stealing US$53,000 from the scene of a robbery at Quest Financial Services.

The Allegation:

Muchikange and Kachungwe were part of the security detail that responded to the robbery at Quest Financial Services, where a larger sum of US$710,000 was stolen. During the robbers' escape, a bag containing US$53,000 reportedly fell outside the building. 

Security Guards Charged with Stealing Money from Robbery Scene

The guards are accused of finding the money, keeping it for themselves, and dividing it between them.

Court Appearance and Guilty Plea:

Both Muchikange and Kachungwe appeared in court yesterday and pleaded guilty to the theft charges. They are expected back in court today for sentencing.

Recovered Money and Alleged Spending:

Following a tip, police detectives investigated the guards and recovered stolen money used for purchases:

Muchikange:

Nissan Sulphy car (US$3,700)
Residential stand (US$6,000)
Lobola payment (US$2,500)
Claims remaining money was taken by fake police officers (US$15,000)

Kachungwe:

Nissan AD Van (US$6,100)
Building materials (US$1,000)
Claims remaining money was taken by fake police officers (US$7,000)

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