Police hunt for escaped prisoner

TWO Fort Beaufort prison warders have been suspended who were suspended after the Christmas escape of 15 awaiting-trial prisoners from the jail in December 2014 have been guilty. Their internal disciplinary hearing has since been completed and they were both have been slapped with final written warnings.
TWO Fort Beaufort prison warders have been suspended who were suspended after the Christmas escape of 15 awaiting-trial prisoners from the jail in December 2014 have been guilty. Their internal disciplinary hearing has since been completed and they were both have been slapped with final written warnings.
A prisoner with just months left of his prison sentence escaped from the Middledrift Correction Services prison near King William’s Town on Thursday.

Mzwandile Mpukwana, 44, is serving a seven-year sentence after being convicted of burglary and theft in September 2010.

Mpukwana, of Mdantsane, was due for release in September.

Eastern Cape correctional services spokesman Zama Feni said yesterday a manhunt had been launched for Mpukwana, who is considered “very dangerous”.

Provincial police spokeswoman Colonel Sibongile Soci said police had opened a case of escape from lawful custody.

Anyone with information contact Constable Siphenkosi Jwambi on following: 063-269-1117.

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