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Three arrested as mandrax and tik seized in Jeffreys Bay
Three suspects were arrested after an intelligence-driven operation in Jeffreys Bay led to the seizure of mandrax tablets and tik.
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Humansdorp man arrested with firearm, ammunition and drugs
A 39-year-old man was arrested in Humansdorp after police and SANDF members seized an unlicensed firearm, ammunition and drugs during a joint operation.
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Jewellery worth R3 million recovered after Jeffreys Bay armed robbery
Police arrested four suspects and recovered jewellery worth about R3 million just hours after an armed robbery at a jewellery store in Jeffreys Bay.
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Man arrested after allegedly firing random shots in community
A 23-year-old Cofimvaba man is expected in court after police arrested him for allegedly possessing unlicensed firearms and randomly firing shots.
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Humansdorp anti-gang patrol leads to firearm seizure and arrest
A 27-year-old suspect has been arrested after police recovered an unlicensed firearm and ammunition during an anti-gang patrol operation in Humansdorp.
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Police drug bust in Jeffreys Bay leads to teen arrest
An 18-year-old has been arrested for drug dealing after police seized Tik and Mandrax worth R5,000 from premises in Ocean View, Jeffreys Bay.
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Four arrested as police seize R20,000 worth of drugs
Police arrested four suspected drug dealers and seized drugs worth an estimated R20 000 during separate operations in Despatch and Addo.
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Police arrest 139 in Kouga drug and immigration blitz
Sarah Baartman police arrested 139 suspects, including a Chinese business owner, during a week-long crackdown on drugs and illegal immigration.
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Humansdorp man arrested after R150,000 drugs found at home
A Humansdorp man (33) faces drug dealing charges after R150,000 worth of mandrax, tik and cocaine was found hidden in his KwaNomzamo home.
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Komani Hawks arrest Department of Agriculture Clerk for alleged theft of public funds
A Komani-based Department of Agriculture clerk, 57, has been arrested by the Hawks for allegedly stealing R60 000 in public funds.
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