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Bergville Pastor goes missing, have you seen him?

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Newcastillians across the province and country are being asked by the Upper Tugela police to assist in finding 55-year-old Bheki Joseph Monamoholo Motloung from Rookdale in Bergville—who disappeared earlier this month.

Police spokesperson, Constable Thenjiswa Ngcobo explains, “The missing person, who is a pastor, was last seen on 5 June 2022 at 21:30, when he was departing from a house at Dukuza in Bergville.”

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The pastor left the house in his Nissan NP200, with the registration NB 7853, but never reached his home.

Providing more insight, Constable Ngcobo explains, “He is tall, light in complexion, and has a gold tooth. He was last seen wearing black trousers, a red golf t-shirt, a black jacket as well as black and white sneakers. He was also wearing a black beanie with “Ngome” written on the front.”

The Constable stressed that the SAPS anyone who may have information on Pastor Motloung’s whereabouts to contact Detective Warrant Officer Mabaso on 082 462 9802 or Crime Stop on 08600 10111. Tip-offs can also be submitted on the My SAPS App.

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