In a quick response, Fidelity ADT’s community operations managers, played a crucial role in the apprehension of suspects involved in a series of armed robberies in Kempton Park.
On the afternoon of October 11th, Fidelity ADT Community Operations Managers received a tip-off about suspects fleeing from Centurion towards the Moot Region, Pretoria. Without wasting any time, both Community Operational managers Spies and Sithole sprang into action, coordinating with the South African Police Service (SAPS) and other security companies to intercept the suspects.
The high-speed chase culminated on the N1 North between Stormvoel Road and Zambezi Drive, where the suspects’ vehicle was pulled over at the Zambezi off-ramp. Four suspects were apprehended and handed over to Kempton Park SAPS, as most of the robberies had occurred in that area.
Charnel Hattingh, Group Head of Marketing & Communications for Fidelity ADT, praised the officers for their swift action. “Our team’s quick response and collaboration with SAPS led to the propitious apprehension of these suspects. This incident underscores our commitment to ensuring the safety and security of our communities,” said Hattingh.
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