Crime
Crime
Crime
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Army deployment no long-term solution for under-resourced police in Kraaifontein
Military deployment to crime-ridden Cape Town suburbs will not address the fundamental issues that plague the area’s under-resourced police services.
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Hawks investigate kidnapping of 22-year-old woman in Gelvandale
The Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (Hawks) are investigating a case of kidnapping after a 22-year-old woman was allegedly kidnapped in Gqeberha yesterday.
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Motorcade held in Khayelitsha to raise GBVF awareness
Speakers addressed the victim’s family before proceeding to the place where Mongo had died, just a few metres from her home.
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Harare shebeen shooting leaves four dead in Khayelitsha
Residents of Harare, Khayelitsha were reeling after four people were shot and killed, and another injured in a shooting at an illegal shebeen in Ntlazane Road on Tuesday 10 March.
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Arrest in Camps Bay murder case as police hunt second suspect
A 43-year-old foreign national has been arrested in connection with the murder of an elderly Camps Bay resident who was found dead in his home last year.
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Armed carjackers captured after Quantum crash
Four youth suspects were arrested for the carjacking of a Toyota Quantum which was overturned during a chase.
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Nederlandse toeriste aangeval op gasteplaas buite Swellendam
‘n Bejaarde Hollandse egpaar is Vrydagaand op ‘n gasteplaas in die Swellendam-omgewing deur booswigte aangeval. Dit is die tweede voorval in ‘n week se tyd.
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Suspects tampering with cars at Table Mountain National Park arrested
A car-jammer was found in the suspects’ vehicle after SANParks rangers chased and intercepted their car at the Olifantsbos parking area.
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Drug trafficking suffers loss of millions after police make large finds
Chrystal meth worth R2,2 million, destined for the Philippines, was found in a warehouse at the OR Tambo International Airport this week.
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Stolen Telkom cables lands man ten years in prison
The NPA said it hopes that such sentences will deter others from damaging infrastructure. Tampering with essential infrastructure is a serious offence.
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