SAPS
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Thabong SAPS receives three new vehicles to boost crime prevention efforts
Thabong SAPS Station Commander Brigadier Envor Solomon welcomed three new Isuzu pickup vehicles to enhance crime prevention capabilities ahead of the festive season. Two vehicles will support Visible Policing, while…
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Another gang-related shooting leaves one dead and three injured in Goodwood
CAPE TOWN – One person is dead, three others suffered injuries after gunmen allegedly fired shots at them in Goodwood this past weekend. News of the incident spread like wildfire…
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Father and daughter found dead in suspected murder-suicide
PRETORIA – A devastating incident has shaken the Centurion community after a 44-year-old father allegedly took the life of his 8-year-old daughter before ending his own life at their Amberfield…
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3 558 new constables boost police ranks for festive season
South African Police Service holds simultaneous passing out parades at five academies to boost crime-fighting capacity during busy holiday period.
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Tshwane police recover R2.5 million medicine shipment after swift operation
Police recover R2.5 million worth of hijacked medicines in swift three-hour Tshwane operation. One suspect arrested, codeine cargo intact.
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Two suspects in Gqeberha jewellery robbery arrested yesterday in Free State
Two suspects linked to Tuesday’s jewellery store robbery in Walmer Park Shopping Centre were arrested yesterday, 19 November at the Vaal Plaza Tollgate, Free State.
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Virginia police officers risk their lives to save man from burning house
Two police officers attached to Virginia Visible Policing have demonstrated that not all heroes wear capes, displaying remarkable acts of selflessness and bravery during a life-threatening rescue operation. On Saturday,…
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Medical practitioner granted bail over alleged sexual assault of five victims
The medical practitioner was arrested on charges of alleged rape and sexual assault of five female victims, released on R5 000 bail after court appearance yesterday.
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Gang infiltration of SAPS: Winde accuses national authorities of blocking investigation
Premier Alan Winde accuses national authorities of delaying investigations into alleged gang infiltration of SAPS leadership, sparking conflicting accounts and renewed scrutiny.
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Policeman fired after court rules suspension for kidnapping and assault was too lenient
The court found that the nature of the misconduct, committed by police officers in full uniform, was grossly incompatible with the SAPS’s constitutional mandate to protect the public.
