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Stolen ‘Prinsloo guns’ still on Cape Flats streets, Western Cape police say | SA News

Damoyi said the proliferation of illegal firearms in the area was alarming.

“We have noticed that the circulation of guns in this area is (disturbing).

“We have found out that the guns that are circulating were previously legally owned but due to negligence, they have become illegal. Security companies are losing some of them. Some of them are stolen from (neighbouring) countries like Namibia. But we are inspecting these security companies to make sure that indeed they are taking measures to prevent the loss of the firearms.”

He said another challenge was firearms that had been owned by people who were now deceased.

“In this area alone, from June, we have identified 1,542 deceased’s…

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