Crime
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Dagga haul in Durbanville
Two drug dens in Durbanville were raided in the last week, yielding in total 128 kg of dagga.
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Retired teacher murdered in Melkbosstrand home
A retired teacher, Sylvia Kirstein (70) from Melkbosstrand, was found murdered in the garage of her home in Drommedaris Street last Wednesday, prompting Melkbosstrand police to open an investigation into…
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Police remove illegal firearms from Ruyterwacht home
A 35-year-old man was arrested after police found three illegal firearms and ammunition of various calibres in a Ruyterwacht wendy-house.
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Two Table View police officers arrested for corruption
Two Table View police officers were arrested on Sunday 10 August following allegations of corruption involving the illegal sale of commissioned blank affidavit forms.
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Oakdale-inwoners keelvol vir prostitute wat motoriste uitlok, wydsbeen op sypaadjies sit
Inwoners van Oakdale, Bellville is keelvol van prostitute wat bedags en snags bedrywig is, hul veiligheid en eiendom bedreig en die impak wat prostitusie op kinders van omliggende skole het.
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Twelve undocumented individuals arrested in Goodwood
Twelve undocumented individuals were arrested in a joint police operation in Goodwood. The blitz targeted crime hotspots across the area.
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Optog gehou om hernude aandag op Xavier Mitchell se saak te vestig
Dit is hoekom hierdie herdenkingsoptog gehou gaan word. Die familie en die gemeenskap eis antwoorde
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Almal moet saam werk teen bendes
Ná jare in die tronk het Waldeck sy lewe reggeruk en deesdae probeer hy jongmense help met sy nie-winsgewende organisasie, Cape Transformation Centre.
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Female-led crime crackdown yields success in Kraaifontein
The operation brought together female officers from Kraaifontein police, neighbouring police stations and members from the Western Cape provincial police head office.
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Mother gunned down on R300, sparking outcry over Cape Town’s highway safety
This latest incident on the notoriously dangerous highway has heightened concerns over an ongoing safety-and-security crisis on Cape Town’s roadways.
