CCTV exposes thieving DHL security guard

 Laurel Murangaridzirayi, [email protected]

CCTV footage helped expose a security guard based in Bulawayo who allegedly broke into DHL main offices he was guarding and stole cash valued at US$1  815 and ZAR2 400.

Bulawayo police spokesperson, Inspector Abednico Ncube, yesterday said the accused, Malvin Chimange (26) from Entumbane suburb was employed as a security guard at the same DHL offices.

“Police confirm the arrest of an accused person Malvin Chimange a male adult aged 26 of Entumbane, Bulawayo. He is employed as a security guard at DHL main offices,” said Insp Ncube in a statement.

“During the period 3 July 2023 up to 15 August 2023 the accused person was breaking into the offices using unknown means.

“While inside, he was targeting cash from different offices. Firstly, he stole US$315,00 from the first office,  the money was inside a drawer. He went on to the next office and took US$600,00.”

On another date, he said the accused person used the same style of breaking in and stole US$900,00 and ZAR 2 400,00 from another office. The CCTV footage came to the rescue of the company, which led to the arrest of Chimange.

“On the 11th of August 2023 the CCTV footage was viewed and it showed the accused person stealing the money leading to his arrest,” said Insp Ncube.

“Total value stolen is US$1 815,00 and ZAR 2 400,00 and USD 1 460,00 and ZAR 2 400,00 was recovered.”

The police have since urged companies to keep an extra eye on inside job crimes.

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