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Alleged ATM bombers remanded in custody after court appearance

9 March 2021, 3:10 PM  |
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[File photo] The two men who were allegedly attempting to bomb the ATM were later arrested while a bystander was shot in the stomach.

[File photo] The two men who were allegedly attempting to bomb the ATM were later arrested while a bystander was shot in the stomach.

Image: Tshepiso Moche

[File photo] The two men who were allegedly attempting to bomb the ATM were later arrested while a bystander was shot in the stomach.

Two suspected ATM bombers, Sicelo Gibixhegu and Neo Madiba have been remanded in custody by the Moretele Magistrate’s Court in Tembisa, east of Johannesburg.

This after being arrested in an incident in Dikebu village, Bedwang, last week Friday.

Community members who heard a commotion and shots being fired called the police.

The two men who were allegedly attempting to bomb the ATM were later arrested while a bystander was shot in the stomach.

The suspects are expected to go back to court for a possible bail application next week Wednesday.

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