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South Africa: Ten years in jail for stealing doggy bag

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Original Post Date: 2009-05-19 Time: 19:00:03  Posted By: Jan

Deciding to commit robbery was just the first of a series of mistakes for Nkosizwe Masondo.

First, the plastic bag he stole did not contain cash, but was in fact, a doggy bag. Then he broke his ankle as he tried to jump over a fence.

Masondo, 36, was sentenced to an effective 10 years in prison by the Pretoria Regional Court yesterday.

He had pleaded not guilty to charges of robbery with aggravating circumstances and attempted robbery.

He claimed his ankle was broken when a car hit him while he was walking along the N1 on the night of August 12, 2007.
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But when police arrested him in an ambulance not far from the crime scene, he fit the description given by the robbery victim, Eduardo Rocha.

Rocha said he and his wife had just arrived at home when he saw Masondo and two accomplices in his garage.

The robbers demanded money from his wife, and she gave them her handbag. They also insisted on taking the white plastic bag that was standing at her feet.

Rocha, who owns a restaurant, explained: “Every night we come home with a white plastic bag filled with leftovers for the dogs.”

Rocha then managed to press the panic button, and the robbers fled with the handbag and doggy bag.

However, Masondo got tangled in the electric fence and fell, hurting his foot.

    • Source: http://www.iol.co.za/index.php?art_id=vn20090519110448487C941201