SAPS
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JP Smith sues SAPS for millions after court declares office raid unlawful
JP Smith is suing SAPS for millions after a court declared the 2025 raid on his Cape Town office unlawful.
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Man arrested after drug haul in Delft
A 45-year-old suspect was arrested in Delft for drug dealing after authorities seized narcotics worth R1.5 million during a raid.
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Property employee jailed for R5 552 000 fraud in Cape Town
A Cape Town man, Riaan Theunissen, received an eight-year prison sentence for R5.55 million fraud involving his employer, Just Properties.
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Morningstar residents welcome arrest after Mandrax seizure
Police arrested two suspects after seizing more than 200 Mandrax tablets in Morningstar, bringing relief to concerned residents.
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Cape Town man jailed 15 years for R9.2 million Ponzi scheme
A Cape Town man, Andrew Paul Futcher, was sentenced to 15 years for defrauding investors in a ponzi scheme, totaling over R9.2 million.
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Parow North residents welcome removal of vagrants from sports complex area
Residents of Parow North express relief after removing vagrants near Jan Burger Sport Complex, though return remains a persistent issue.
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Parow added to Cape Town’s growing list of smash-and-grab hotspots
Motorists in Cape Town have been cautioned against three smash-and-grab hotspot areas in Parow.
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New project empowers Goodwood’s young people in helping to ensure area’s safety and security
Young people in Goodwood can join the Community Policing Forum’s Youth Desk Project to learn leadership and safety skills.
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Monte Vista residents urged to upgrade security after spate of break-ins
Monte Vista residents are warned about a window removal syndicate; increased vigilance and security measures are encouraged to prevent incidents.
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Goodwood CPF members appointed as commissioners of oaths to ease police workload
The Goodwood CPF initiates document certification services, easing police workload and improving accessibility for residents.
