Five unregistered patrollers sentenced for murder, kidnapping and assault

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Five unregistered patrollers sentenced for murder, kidnapping and assault


EZIBELENI - The Cacadu High Court sentenced Nkosana Sandlana (41), Sivuyile Mlondolozi (39),Dumisani Kubayi (30), Luyanda Toto (39) and Thanduxolo September (41) to 31 years' of direct imprisonment each for kidnapping (two counts), murder and assault common. The five individuals were part of a group of unregistered patrollers in the area of EZibeleni. The sentences will run concurrently, meaning each will serve 20 years' of direct imprisonment 

In June 2022, the five stormed into the shack of Emihle Mrubata (26), and demanded a cellphone, which they believed she stole from her employer. 

When they could not get the phone, they assaulted and kidnapped Mrubata and her friend, Luzuko Mzinjana (29). 

Mrubata and Mzinjana were severely assaulted in the open field. 

Mzinjana later succumbed to her injuries at Nomzamo clinic at EZibeleni. 

The five suspects were arrested and later released on bail. Their case was transferred to the Cacadu High Court, where they were convicted in May 2025.

On Wednesday, 05 November 2025, the Cacadu High Court sentenced them as follows :

-For kidnapping (two counts) to each undergo 10 years' imprisonment, 

- For assault common to undergo one year of direct imprisonment, 

- For murder to undergo twenty 20 years’ imprisonment. 

The District Commissioner Major General Rudolph Adolph is pleased with the sentence as it will send a stern warning to those who think vigilantism is a solution in the fight against crime. 

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