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Court orders police to register lost firearms from deceased estates
The High Court mandated South African police to promptly process lost or stolen firearm reports, addressing administrative inefficiencies.
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Body of unidentified man washes ashore at Fish Hoek Beach
Fish Hoek police have opened an inquest after an unidentified man’s body washed ashore, the second such incident in two months.
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Police warn against reckless firearm handling on social media
SAPS has raised the alarm over a viral video showing women allegedly handling and cocking firearms inside a house without proper authorisation.
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Statutory rape case opened against former Simond Private School teacher
A case of statutory rape has been opened against a former male teacher at Simond Private School after allegations surfaced that he engaged in sexual activity with a Grade 7…
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Hitman taken off the street after tip-off from community
A community tip-off led to the arrest of a suspected hitman in Bonteheuwel, showing residents’ courage in standing up to gang violence.
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Gun violence in focus as Cape police seize weapons, KZN probes murders
Targeted police operations in crime hotspot areas across the Cape Metropole have led to the confiscation of firearms and the arrest of four suspects. According to Western Cape police spokesperson…
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Two suspects arrested after e-hailing driver robbed at gunpoint in Parkwood
Two suspects have been arrested after an e-hailing driver was robbed at gunpoint in Parkwood. Police are investigating.
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Petition launched to reopen Parklands Satellite Police Station
Growing safety concerns in Parklands have sparked calls to reopen the satellite police station, with residents warning that low visibility is fuelling crime.
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Wellington woman arrested for drugs in sting operation
A 43-year-old woman was arrested in Wellington on Thursday (16 April) after police seized drugs during a coordinated operation in Hoop Street. According to Western Cape police spokesperson Constable Ndakhe…
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Respected Cape Town police photographer retires
Cape Town photographer Piet Smit retires after 30 years, leaving a legacy of dedication, passion, and significant contributions to SAPS.
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