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5 men jailed 7 years for breaking and theft in Lilongwe

Chancy Namadzunda by Chancy Namadzunda
February 1, 2024
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5 men jailed 7 years for breaking and theft in Lilongwe

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The Senior Resident Magistrate’s court sitting at Lilongwe on January 31, 2024 convicted and sentenced Yamikani Kupasa, 18, Idrissa Salanje, 30, Dickson kanjanga, 20, Gresham Julius, 21, and Yamikani Kunjilima, 23, to 7 years imprisonment each for breaking and theft offence.

According to Lilongwe Police assistant public relations officer, Constable Khumbo Sanyiwa , the court heard through Lilongwe Police  Prosecutor Sub Inspector Vincent Ntalawe, that the convicts, who include a security guard and a gardener, committed the offence during the night of March 7, last year at Area 6 where they broke into the warehouse and went away with brand-new motorcycle parts worth K14 million.

“Appearing in court, all the convicts pleaded guilty to the charge of breaking and theft. In mitigation, the convicts asked the court for leniency saying they are first time offenders, and bread winners for their families.

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“But in his submission, Prosecutor Ntalawe asked the court for a stiffer punishment to the convicts saying the offence is serious in nature, and was planned before commission of the same,” said Sanyiwa

Passing his sentence, Senior Resident Magistrate Amran Phiri, concurred with the State hence the 7-year imprisonment sentence to deter other would be offenders.

Yamikani Kupasa hails from Kotokwa Village, Traditional Authority (T/A) Changala,Thyolo, Idrissa Salanje comes from Ngolowindo Village, T/A Maganga, Salima, Dickson Kanjanga is from Phambala Village, T/A Phambala, Ntcheu, Gresham Julius comes from Nyezerera Village, T/A Mkhumba, Phalombe  whilst Yamikani Kunjilima is from George Village, T/A Chekucheku in Neno District.

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