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Kidnap victim rescued, four suspects found with blue lights, gun and T-shirts with SAPS emblem | SA News

12 October 2025 by Guest

Police in Tshwane on Saturday arrested four suspects for allegedly kidnapping a man.

According to police, a suspicious-looking vehicle was stopped on the R80 highway in Rosslyn.

A man whose hands were tied and face was covered was found in the car. Police said they also found blue lights.

“The vehicle was stopped and inside there was a man who was handcuffed with his face covered. On interviewing the man, it was established that he was kidnapped at Wonderboompoort where he was stopped with blue lights and a siren.”

Police recovered an AK-47 rifle, scores of live rounds of ammunition, dashboard blue lights, cable ties, a vehicle siren and T-shirts with a police emblem.

Four suspects were…

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