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#LOOKOUT White bantam bakkie Reg YYB197GP stolen in Aland Rd, Valhalla.

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PhotoURGENT PLEASE SHARE Media release below via Brigadier Athlenda Mathe, spokesperson for South African Police Service: [WA
PhotoURGENT PLEASE SHARE Media release below via Brigadier Athlenda Mathe, spokesperson for South African Police Service: [WANTED COP KILLER] Jabulani Thabang Moyo is wanted in connection with the murder of two police officers this morning ,08 Aug 2025. He shot and killed both officers who were transporting him back to the Boksburg Correctional Services after appearing for a robbery case in court

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Good afternoon. I would like you to alert residence in the area of Clubview and the surroundings There are people that are doing house breaking driving red Ford Fiesta, unfortunately my son could not see the number plates. They attempted to steal at my place in Superdrive avenue but my son was at home. They broke a window.

3 June 2025

PhotoLookout: Truck hi jacking at about 17:00 at Summit rd, Olievenhoutbosch area, Pretoria Man Truck regno: KC 63 NT GP Flee
PhotoLookout: Truck hi jacking at about 17:00 at Summit rd, Olievenhoutbosch area, Pretoria Man Truck regno: KC 63 NT GP Fleetno: H 1023 Towing a White refrigerated trailer, make unknown Regno: JK 78 JV GP Fleet no: T007 Load: Meat mostly pork 36 Pallets last known location, Summit road Unit compromised Thanx Danie Day 083 7788 560 Terrence Spies 083 7788 563 Sample of truck photo

WHATSAPP MESSAGE CIRCULATING OF A SHUTDOWN IN GAUTENG ON 26 MAY 2025 IS MISLEADING AND SHOULD BE IGNORED - SAPS ASSURES RESIDENTS THAT NO LAWLESSNESS WILL TAKE PLACE @SAPoliceService The National Commissioner of SAPS, General Fannie Masemola cautions members of the public against spreading whatsapp messages that seek to mobilise communities to shutdown and block highways, close schools, shutdown the American embassy and Consulate as well as close down targeted food outlets in Gauteng on Monday, 26 May 2025. General Masemola also cautions those behind this whatsapp message to refrain from spreading fake news and misinformation. Members of the public are warned that this whatsapp message only seeks to instil fear, bully community members and incite violence. Members of the public are therefore advised to IGNORE THIS WHATSAPP MESSAGE AND REFRAIN FROM SHARING IT FURTHER. General Masemola takes this opportunity to assure all residents living in Gauteng that police in the province under the command of the Provincial Commissioner, Lieutenant General Tommy Mthombeni working closely with other law enforcement agencies such as JMPD, TMPD and EMPD, National and Provincial Traffic authorities and private security are on high alert and will NOT TOLERATE ANY LAWLESSNESS. Everything from businesses, schools to services will be fully functional and operational and accessible. THERE WILL BE NO HIGHWAY SHUTDOWN OR ROAD CLOSURES. “We are not going to allow lawlessness and acts of criminality, those who are found to be on the wrong side of the law, will be dealt with accordingly. The N1 Sandton, N1 Pretoria and M1 and M2 motorways will be opened”, said General Fannie Masemola. The SAPS therefore assures GP residents that there is no need to panic, all law enforcement agencies led by the SAPS are on high alert and will leave nothing to chance. We also call upon our communities to also work with us by distancing themselves from any acts of lawlessness, in the best interest of all people living in Gauteng. We call on all people in Gauteng to uphold the law and to say NO to any action aimed at breaking the country’s laws.

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