Before and after the Boxberg cash in transit, he did live it up but got caught trapped by his own greed, a man who stole money in cash in transit heist Johanna Spurg, the case of five men, aged between 26 and 42, who were arrested in connection with the cash in transit heist Inaker Hillini, was postponed in the Boxberg magistrate's court on Monday, for police to do profiling on the suspects. The men, Paul Sabanda, 28, Tatojea Bintui, 26, Colin Heydby, 42, Sivisis Okumalo, 34, and Thavo Moll, 32, made a brief appearance in court on Monday. The gang allegedly bombed two cash vehicles that were making their way to a bank from their depot in Kempton Park last Thursday. Videos of the crime scene went viral and a shootout ensued. Eight people, including security guards were injured. Police were not given identity documents of the accused for bail purposes, five said. Five requested a postponement as he told the court that there was a possibility of more arrests. The men are facing charges of armed robbery with aggravating circumstances, possession of illegal firearms and explosives and ammunition, malicious damage to property and attempted murder. Through their legal representative, the men said they were assaulted by police during their arrests. The matter was postponed to May 28.