Crime
Crime
Crime
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Two men allegedly stole R200 000 in heaters days before heading back to Zimbabwe
Two Zimbabwean suspects allegedly stole R200 000 in heaters from their employer and were packing for home when security caught up.
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Community kills man accused of raping toddler
Police condemn vigilantism after the battered body of a 42-year-old man was found in Hood Street, Eerste River, following the alleged rape of a toddler.
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Police uncover more illicit drug-trading hubs at private properties
Residential areas of Navalsig, Bochabela, Heidedal, Ashbury and Joe Slovo have become hot spots for drug-related activity in Mangaung.
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Sixteen robbers stand trial for mall robbery
The large group of 16 men suspected of robbing two retail stores in the Goldfields Mall appeared in the Welkom Magistrates’ Court on Friday 26 June.
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DA demands arrests after suspected taxi violence kills one and wounds six
The DA has called for calm after four taxi shootings in two days left one dead and six wounded across Somerset West, Strand and Khayelitsha.
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Lwandle’s policing crisis laid bare by population, crime stats
Data confirms policing crisis at Lwandle: 17 detectives serve 125 925 people while population surges and contact crime rankings climb.
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Former justice department employee jailed for breaching suspended sentence
Nthabiseng Motaung was sentenced to eight years for contempt of court after failing to comply with her suspended sentence for fraud.
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Police search for missing 12-year-old in Allanridge
Police seek help finding 12-year-old Alaiza Mojaki, missing since June 27; last seen in blue jeans and a baseball jacket.
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Local politician’s husband arrested after raid on guest house in Bloemfontein
The police arrested the husband of the deputy mayor of the Mangaung Metro after a raid on a guesthouse in Bloemfontein.
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One arrested, two flee as SAPS seize R1.5 million protected cycads near Kariega
A 38-year-old Zimbabwean was arrested for possessing 151 protected cycads worth R1.5 million; investigations for remaining suspects are ongoing.
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