Ndola court has imprisoned the four Lusaka robbers five years each

 Ndola court correctional facilities Lusaka looters 2 days after thwarted activity 

THE four-man Lusaka pack that endeavored to open parts of their criminal undertaking in Ndola on the Copperbelt have been imprisoned five years each. 

On Tuesday, the gathering followed and burglarized K132,048.00 from Francis Kunda a safety officer from Zambezi Portland Cement who was driving a Toyota Hilux. 

Today, the gathering got their opportunity in court to cut their piece of cake and eat it. 

Before the blood could even clump on the bruises they supported from the whippings with a sjamboc; the group of four was today charged under the watchful eye of the Ndola Magistrates Court. 

Strolling in single record towards the denounced box, the group was not, at this point the sloppy hopeless pack that they were upon the arrival of their capture as they had phenomenally figured out how to get to a shower and some Blue Seal Vaseline to make their evil-containing heads shimmer like sparkle. 

Notwithstanding, it appeared to the court exhibition that the hoodlums' minds subsequent to being shaken by slaps had made them confounded.  

When requested from their occupation, Owen Msimanga 48, said he was a Business Executive while his associate Norman Nguni matured 47 said he was a Business Tycoon making individuals keep thinking about whether theft was what they just did when they were exhausted. 

In any case, their 28-year-old female associate Ethel Lyambai who had today expected the unassuming looks of a kitchen party lady said that she was simple seller who was attempting to get by. 

The gathering which included 45-year-old Charles Lunga promptly conceded to the diminished charge of robbery from an engine vehicle however requested to be excused saying they occupied with crimes to take care of their families and pay kids' school expenses. 

They additionally argued for the court's benevolence saying they were first wrongdoers and didn't burn through the court's time. 

In administering on the matter, Ndola Principal Resident Magistrate Obbister Musukwa said he heard their supplication however needed to send them away for a very long time on the grounds that the wrongdoing they perpetrated was on the ascent in Ndola.