S.Africa: Police weekend operations sees 1043 suspects arrested, Gauteng
(000228.79-:E-000157.73:N-:R-SU:C-30:V)
Get a Free PDF Book: The Great Jewish Mask
This is an amazing pamphlet from 1935 that has been exceptionally popular on my website. You will get the 37 page book The Great Jewish Mask, with an index added to it.The Jews lie a lot about their history and most Christians are fooled by this.
Over 1043 suspects were rounded up by the police over the weekend in various high density operations conducted across all five districts in Gauteng.
Among those arrested are twenty-two drunk and driving suspects arrested in Daveyton, twenty were arrested for being in the country without proper documentation. Five suspects were arrested during the raid and closing of liquor outlets on Saturday 29 May 2021 in Daveyton during Operation O Kae Molao led by Gauteng Provincial Commissioner Lieutenant General Elias Mawela and other law enforcement agencies.
In Sedibeng District and Ekurhuleni over 390 suspects were arrested during the weekend operation. Among the arrested suspects 12 were arrested for drunk and driving while a number of illegal liquor outlets were closed and liquor confiscated
During the early hours of Saturday, 29 May 2021, another team pounced on the shops in Johannesburg CBD where counterfeit goods with an estimated value of R2.5 million were seized and suspects. A total number of 200 suspects were arrested in Johannesburg District.
Meanwhile, over 157 suspects were nabbed in the West Rand Districts by integrated law enforcement agencies for various offences that include driving while under the influence of alcohol.
Furthermore in Tshwane District over 287 suspects were arrested for crimes ranging from murder, theft, robbery, rape and other serious and violent crimes during the multidisciplinary operation conducted over the weekend.
Seven firearms were recovered during the operations and these will be subjected to ballistic testing to establish possible linkage to other crimes.
The arrested suspects are expected to appear before the respective courts across Gauteng Province in due course.
History Reviewed: Join the Mailing List
You will receive 1 email per week with a list of the videos and articles posted on the website. You can unsubscribe at any time.
