BRITS POS – PHOKENG - The quick thinking of a widow’s 20-year-old son as well as cross-border collaborations, assisted in tracing and apprehending two suspects, aged 31 and 43, in Soshanguve, Gauteng.
As a 47-year-old widow arrived home from work on Monday at Chaneng in Phokeng, five suspects overpowered and kidnapped her, taking her Toyota Corolla and forced her into their Mercedes Benz and drove off.
When his mom didn’t arrive back home from work, her son called her to check if everything was ok.
He could hear that something was wrong and activated her vehicle’s tracking system which showed that the victim wasn’t where she told her son she was at, but in Mooinooi.
CARS HIT ROCKS PLACED ON N4-BAKWENA Occupants robbed
BRITS POS – BRITS – On Tuesday evening, 16 April around 19:50 motor vehicles were travelling on the N4 direction Pretoria and a number of kilometers after exiting the Brits Toll Plaza, a man who was driving from Rustenburg to Pretoria with his father, hit one of the rocks that were placed on the road by thugs, which caused a puncture to one of the tyres.
They stopped on the side of the road to inspect the damage and the driver called his cousin to inform him about their dilemma.
Then they were approached by three males, demanding money and their belongings.
REAGEER NOU EN GOU!
Gaan die voorgestelde Strategie vir die Nasionale Biodiversiteit-Ekonomie wildboerdery, jag en bewaring ten gronde laat gaan? BRITS POS - HARTBEESPOORT - Die afgelope tyd het ons lesers gereeld ingelig oor die vlaag van wildstropery in ons gebied.
Die foto’s van diere wat tot ‘n grusame einde gekom het, het egter net die omvang van die probleem gedeeltelik geïllustreer.
Die wildstropery is egter nie beperk tot ons gebied nie, want daar is dikwels mediakommentaar daaroor; die onwettige handel in renosterhorings en hoe ander diere, seelewe en voëls hulle weg vind na Oosterse markte en tradisionele genesers vir muti-gebruike of bosvleis. Die aasvoëls in ons gebied is onlangs herontplooi na ‘n veiliger habitat.
HARTBEESPOORT - Foreign nationals arrested for illegal mining and equipment confiscated
BRITS POS – HARTBEESPOORT – Six suspects were arrested and various illegal mining equipment confiscated in a multi-disciplinary operation in Hartbeespoort on Wednesday, 3 April.
Four of the six suspects who are from Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Malawi, appeared before the Brits Magistrates’ Court on Friday, 5 April and were remanded in custody until Tuesday, 23 and Thursday, 25 April when they will re-appear before court.
The fifth suspect, a female Mozambican, also appeared for contravention of the Immigration Act, 2002 and was remanded in custody until 12 May 2024.
Ontbinde lyke gekry
Erg ontbinde liggame is laat Donderdagmiddag, 4 April naby die Damonsville/Letlhabile-kruising in bosse ontdek. Brigadier Sabata Mokgwabone, SAPD-polisiewoordvoerder Noordwes het bevestig dat sover vasgestel kon word, dit twee onbekende mans is en dat geregtelike doodsondersoeke reeds gelas is,
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