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Western Cape Police Crack Down on Illegal Firearms in Gang Hotspots

Western Cape police have intensified crime prevention efforts in gang-affected areas such as Delft and Mitchells Plain, focusing on removing illegal firearms from circulation. On Tuesday, members of the Delft Crime Prevention Unit arrested a man during routine patrols on Leeu Street in the N2 Gateway area. According to SAPS spokesperson Sergeant Wesley Twigg, the suspect was found in possession of a 9mm pistol and nine rounds of ammunition. He […]

today19 June 2025

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Violent confrontations outside kidnap case of missing Cape Town twin

The bail application of kidnap co-accused Karabo Tau took a violent turn outside the Bellville Magistrate's Court on Tuesday. People for and against the 18-year-old matric pupil attacked each other by throwing bottles and stones and cracking sjamboks at each other in the street. A woman also ran up and down with a hammer, as imphepho (South African sage) was burnt in the street outside the court building. A small […]

today12 February 2020

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Woman bust at Cape Town airport for possession of cocaine

A 38-year-old woman is due to appear in the Bellville Magistrate’s Court on Thursday after being found in possession of cocaine with an estimated street value of R350‚000 at Cape Town International Airport. The woman was arrested by members attached to the Border Police at the airport on Tuesday morning. “The suspect entered the Western Cape on a flight from OR Tambo International Airport‚ and was destined for Doha on […]

today25 April 2018

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CT man arrested for allegedly raping girl, 8, over 4 years

A Durbanville man accused of raping an 8-year-old girl over a period of four years is expected in the Bellville Magistrates Court this week. The 34-year-old suspect was arrested after the complainant, understood to be the child’s mother, approached an attorney with the allegations, seeking advice. The woman referred the 26-year-old parent to the local police. “A client and a minor came to see me last week with allegation of […]

today20 September 2017

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