Crime
Crime
Crime
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Two brothers were shot and killed in Uitsig while three others were wounded
Two brothers were shot dead in Uitsig during a violent weekend in Cape Town, leaving three others wounded, as police probe separate fatal shootings.
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Aletta Rose-saak uitgestel tot Mei
Die hofverskyning van Aletta Rose (63) vir die moord op haar 79-jarige suster Connie Scholtz is Maandagoggend uitgestel tot 5 Mei.
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Four armed men rob clothing store in Mitchells Plain Town Centre
Four armed men robbed Ackermans store in Mitchells Plain Town Centre on Sunday morning, stealing cash and phones. No staff injured in incident.
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Diefstal van 52 vasgebinde skape in Campbell-distrik gefnuik
Die diefstal van 52 skape, waarvan hul pote reeds vasgebind was en die heining oopgesny, is op ‘n plaas in die Campbell-distrik in die Noord-Kaap gefnuik.
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Five South African women arrested with R5 Million in concealed drugs due to appear in court
Police discovered concealed drugs en route to Dubai and China during the arrest of five suspected South African drug mules at OR Tambo International Airport
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From sweet words to stolen savings: How to spot and avoid online romance scams
Online romance scams are not only trending during events such as Valentine’s Day, but all year round. It is a rapidly growing fraud in South Africa.
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Woman arrested after drugs found in her luggage on passenger bus
Off-duty cops reacted to a tip-off that a bus passenger had drugs stashed in her luggage. They found tablets worth more than R500 000 in the woman’s bags.
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DA backs April army deployment but calls for strict oversight
Democratic Alliance backs army deployment to support police from 1 April but warns parliament must maintain rigorous oversight
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Western Cape police investigate shootings that killed five
South African Police Service officers in the Western Cape are investigating two separate shooting incidents that claimed five lives.
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IDAC denies deliberately targeting senior police officials following arrests
IDAC, division of the NPA, condemns false allegations on social media platforms, which insinuate it is deliberately targeting senior police officials.
