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SAPS seeks public help to identify two murdered men found in Despatch
Despatch SAPS detectives are appealing to the public for assistance in identifying two unknown deceased males who were found murdered.
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Police captain granted bail in multi-million rand fraud case
A police captain accused of defrauding SAPS of millions of rands has been granted R50 000 bail.
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Two in court for possession of unlicensed high-calibre rifles and ammunition
Crime Intelligence in Bloemfontein has achieved a significant breakthrough pertaining to illegal firearms, with the arrest of two suspects.
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Missing helicopter with four occupants located safely in Kruger National Park
The helicopter that went missing with four occupants on board has been successfully located in the Kruger National Park this morning, Tuesday 7 April.
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Operation Prosper: 35 offenders nabbed in major N2 roadblock operation
Provincial Commissioner Ncata led Joint Operation Prosper roadblock on N2 near Jeffreys Bay, showcasing SAPS-SANDF partnership on 5 April.
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Police captain arrested for defrauding millions from presidential protection unit
A police captain was arrested for defrauding the SAPS of millions by manipulating financial systems for false cash withdrawals.
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Search underway for missing helicopter in Kruger National Park
A search operation is underway after a helicopter with four people on board disappeared in the Kruger National Park on Monday.
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Intensified safety and security campaigns across the Free State during the Easter weekend
Intensive safety operations are underway in the Free State during the Easter holiday, particularly targeting the N1 highway due to the influx of travelers and pilgrims. The South African Police…
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Operation Prosper sees 290 SANDF members deployed to Eastern Cape hotspots
Lt Gen Ncata announced 290 SANDF deployment for Operation Prosper to support Eastern Cape SAPS operations until March 2027.
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Welkom police force bids farewell to stalwarts of many decades
Van der Merwe and Ratsuba served in the police for 40 and 35 years respectively, leaving behind distinguished careers marked by dedication to public service.
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