BRITS POS – BRITS – Criminals continue to find new ways to commit vehicle theft, focusing on areas of vulnerability to strike. A concerning new modus operandi has emerged where suspects are targeting vehicles at local car washes.
“We cannot allow bad elements to take advantage of our communities,” says Charnel Hattingh, Group Head of Marketing & Communications, Fidelity ADT. Hattingh says after arriving at a car wash, unsuspecting customers often leave their cars – and keys – behind to shop or run errands.
Knap optrede beperk massiewe ramp
BRITS POS – HARTBEESPOORT - Hartbeespoort Emergency Medical Service (HEMS) se Station 21 Fire and Rescue-span, AfriForum se 10-manbrandspan, Necsa-brandbestrydingspanne, Madibeng-brandweer, die Nasionale Seereddingsinstituut Hartbeespoort (NSRI) en ‘n helikopter het lugondersteuning gebied en sakke water vanuit die Hartbeespoortdam onttrek en op die toneel gestort.
Hierdie vinnige optrede het die voortsnellende brand, aangedryf deur ‘n stormsterkte wind teen 23:00 onder bedwang kon bring.
Local farmer arrested for attempted murder
BRITS POS – BRITS - Dirk Johannes Kotze (51) was arrested on Wednesday, 9 October for attempted murder. It is alleged that three men were around the farm of the suspect at a dumping site in Zandfontein at on Monday, 7 October at about 18:30, when the suspect allegedly fired shots at the men and injured one of them on his right leg.
Onderwyser vermoor klaarblyklik sy eie vrou!
BRITS POS – BRITS - ‘n Saak van moord is Sondag, 13 Oktober 2024 by Brits SAPD geregistreer.
SAPS Brits het inligting ontvang dat die liggaam van ‘n vrou op ‘n plaas by Rashoop gevind is. Die man van die oorledene, Johan Smith (55), ‘n onderwyser by ‘n plaaslike skool, was op daardie tydstip by die Brits polisiestasie om sy vrou, Theonette (57) as vermis aan te meld. Volgens Smith het sy vrou die vorige dag vermis geraak, na hulle ‘n hewige argument gehad het.
HBP DAM STATE-OWNED LAND - Deputy minister Mahlobo addresses conflict situation with all stakeholders
BRITS POS – HARTBEESPOORT - The Department of Water and Sanitation will establish a structure comprising of all stakeholders to address issues over the use of the state-owned land, promote inclusive economic growth and advance a healthy ecosystem of the water resource at the Hartbeespoort Dam.
This follows a stakeholder engagement meeting led by Deputy Minister David Mahlobo at the Department’s offices at Hartbeespoort Dam on Monday, 14 October 2024.