The trial court recently announced its decision after Mbuso Moloi pleaded guilty to the charges against him. The court sentenced Mbuso Moloi to house arrest for 18 months. Mbuso Moloi is the man nicknamed the Woolies Looter. Despite video showing him looting a shop during the riots, Mbuso Moloi avoided jail as he will remain under house arrest for 18 months. Ever since the Durban Magistrate Court announced its decision, people have been curious again to find out what really happened during the July 2021 riots in KwaZulu-Natal. In the following sections, we have explained and fleshed out all the imperative details you need to know about this story. Please stay with this page and you must read this article till the end. Drag down the page.
Mbuso Moloi Sentenced, Looting Video Sparks Outrage Online
According to court documents, Mbuso Moloi was filmed on CCTV camera looting a Woolworths store in KwaZulu-Natal during riots that occurred in July 2021. Recovered CCTV footage shows the man nicknamed Woolies Looter stealing items from the store from Woolworths. and placing the stolen items in a luxury Mercedes-Benz car that is seized by the Asset Forfeiture Unit. The Magistrate reportedly announced his decision after considering the video evidence. Scroll down the page and read more details.
On Friday 7 July 2023, Mbuso Moloi appeared before the Durban Magistrate Court judge. The court ordered a sentence of 18-month house arrest in addition to three years behind bars, but that has been suspended entirely for 5 years. But it is on the condition that Mbuso Moloi does not commit the same crime again during this period. Furthermore, the Durban Magistrates Court also asked the 32-year-old man to work for community service for 16 hours every month. This decision was announced by the Durban Magistrate Court after Mbuso Moloi pleaded guilty to his charges. Scroll down the page and read what the charges were against him.
The man known as the Woolies Looter, also known as Mbuso Moloi, was charged with theft and traffic violations. In March, during his court appearance, he admitted to his crime and pleaded guilty. But prior to this, he denied enticing others to join him in looting the store and stealing the items. Mbuso Moloiv was sentenced to 18 months under house arrest in connection with the incident that occurred during the July 2021 riots. Video of Mbuso Moloi looting the Woolworths store also surfaced on social media and went viral. Stay tuned to this website for more details and further updates.
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