- SIU e fuwa matla a ho fuputsa diqoso masepaleng wa Moqhaka - April 13, 2024
- COPE gun for Mapisa-Nqakula resignationafter R2.3m bribe scandal - March 19, 2024
- SIU recovers close to R1bn in unallocated NSFAS funds from tertiary institutions - March 13, 2024
Dealesville police arrested two suspects following a tip-off about suspected stolen cows transported in a trailer.
On Sunday afternoon, 13 March, warrant officers Phukuntsi and Mphirime received information about suspected stolen cows during their routine patrol.
The police approached suspects while parking near a municipality camp and requested documents for possession of the livestock. The suspects however, did not have them so the police arrested for possession of suspected stolen livestock worth R24 000.
Both suspects aged 32 and 42 will soon appear before the Dealsville Magistrate Court.
Two arrested suspects found in possession of suspected stolen livestock.
Lejweleputswa district commissioner, Major General Lerato Molale, appreciated residents’ input in these arrests.
“My appreciation also goes to officers who effected the arrests following receival of information.
You may also be interested in:
Four foreign national suspects nabbed for double murder after tip-off
Father and son arrested with copper cabbles in transit
Kroonstad high way patrol recovers 15 suspected livestock
Virginia Rural Safety Coordinators nabbed four farm attack suspects, recovered stolen cattle
Swift police response leads to quick arrest of copper thieves
Thieves caught red-handed while busy slaughtering stolen sheep
Two alleged live stock thieves arrested with cows and calves
