Armed robbery at AFM Jericho City of Praise: Police arrest five suspects

Author: iol.co.zaPublished on: June 10, 2026Country: South Africa

Crime & Law

Armed robbery at AFM Jericho City of Praise: Police arrest five suspects

Five suspects have been arrested in connection with an armed robbery at AFM Jericho City of Praise church in Samora Machel on Sunday, June 7, 2026. Armed men stole church equipment and personal belongings from congregants. Police recovered some stolen items. The suspects, aged 27 to 39, are to appear in Athlone Magistrate's Court on Thursday.

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