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Police arrest 14 year old and 24 year old for unlicensed firearm in separate incidents

LOCAL Members of the Maitland Flying Squad arrested a 24-year-old after he fired shots at a civilian and then aimed his firearm at the Flying Squad members in Elsies River Monday 21 February 2022. According to Warrant Officer Joseph Swartbooi, the Flying Squad members confronted the suspect, “While the members were on patrol, they were stopped by a member of the public who informed them that an unknown male was […]

today22 February 2022

News

Department investigating ‘sex list’

Authorities are investigating a so called 'sex list' being circulated on social media. The list containing the names of 31 of children, believed to be from Atlantis, went viral on social media with the victims accused of being promiscuous. Western Cape department of social development spokesperson, Sihle Ngobese, says they are in the process of finding all the affected children. “DSD social workers will work with their colleagues from the […]

today27 March 2018

Local

Mom and her 2-year-old child found murdered in Atlantis

A woman and young child have been found murdered in bushes adjacent to Thambo Street, Atlantis, Western Cape police said on Wednesday. They were found on Tuesday. The motive for the murders was unknown and no arrests had been made, Lieutenant-Colonel Andrè Traut said. The 22-year-old woman was believed to be the mother of the 2-year-old child, News24 has reliably learnt. Their heads had been covered with sand. The mother […]

today7 June 2017

Local

Suspects lead to missing policeman’s body

Two suspects have led police to the body of one of their own policemen who was reported missing on Christmas Eve on Tuesday morning in Atlantis. Police spokesperson Captain FC van Wyk said the two suspects were found in possession of the policemen’s vehicle, a white BMW. "After they were questioned, they led police to a location in Atlantis where the body was discovered," Van Wyk said in a statement. […]

today28 December 2016

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