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110 Arrests in Ekurhuleni

8 October 2024 by Guest

PARKTOWN – A joint overnight operation conducted by the Ekurhuleni District Detectives commencing on Monday evening, 07 October 2024, has resulted in the arrest of 110 suspects linked to various serious offences. These crimes include murder, attempted murder, rape, armed robbery, malicious damage to property, assault common and assault GBH as well as attempted hijacking, possession of unlicensed firearms and ammunition. Ekurhuleni District comprises of 39 police stations.

The operation was a part of the build-up to the ministerial signing of a cooperation agreement facilitated by the Ministry of Police among the SAPS, Gauteng Government, the Metropolitan Police Departments and other stakeholders. This a significant step forward in forging sustainable cooperation in the prevention, combating and investigation of crime in Gauteng Province.

All the arrested suspects will appear before the various courts soon.

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