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76-Year-Old Woman Arrested for Alleged Dealing in Dagga

SPRINGBOK – Members of the SAPS in the Namakwa District continues to intensify its efforts to combat the distribution and sale of illicit drugs the Namakwa policing precinct.

On Wednesday, 29 July 2026, at approximately 08:00, members attached to the Namakwa District Task Team (Shift A and Shift B) executed a tactical operation at a residence in Madeliefie Laan in Pofadder, following information received regarding alleged drug dealing activities.

The information was swiftly operationalised, and police members proceeded to the identified premises where they found a 76-year-old female occupant.

A search conducted at the residence led to the seizure of suspected dagga, as well as cash believed to be the proceeds of illegal drug sales.

The 76-year-old female was arrested on a charge of dealing in dagga and appeared in the Pofadder Magistrate’s Court on the same day.

The Namakwa District Management commended the members for their prompt response and dedication in addressing drug-related crime. They also expressed their appreciation to community members whose valuable information contributed to the successful operation and encouraged the public to continue working with the police in the fight against crime.

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