“The suspect was caught tripping balls at 900Mbps”.
The film which beat Barbie at the box office in Italy, NASA hears from Voyager 1, Turn for property in South Africa, The wild life of ‘steroid king’s’ trusted sidekick, and The Cybertruck’s failure is now complete.
I bet you never thought you’d see the day when sexy and SAPS get used in the same sentence.
“We’re at the receiving end of failed national policies, which are left to local government to solve.”
Residents stated they don’t feel comfortable in their own houses anymore because crooks are “all over the place.”
According to reports a fight had broken out between two men, but after police intervened, the situation appeared resolved, until the next morning.
It’s been almost four years since the policeman’s murder, so let’s hope the trial doesn’t go the way of the Senzo Meyiwa case.
Ai tog, another ignorant statement about race on social media is not helping anybody.
The promising start to making our mountain safer was thanks to a collaboration between SAPS’ newly reformed Table Mountain Safety Forum and the City of Cape Town law enforcement tourism unit.
Shoprite works alongside SAPS and the National Prosecuting Authority on all of its cases and has even brought in an expert criminal lawyer to assist in getting criminals off the street.
“Safety is a top priority for the City, with over 4,000 uniformed enforcement and emergency personnel available in shifts as part of the City’s largest ever safety deployment over a festive season.”
One of the robbers wanted to shoot Lucas after grabbing his phone but decided against it after he begged for his life.
After about four hours of begging the woman to open a window or release the dogs, the SPCA officers became gatvol of her idiocy and decided to smash the windows.
Mokgoshi now has his sights set on the International Federation of Bodybuilding and Fitness Professional League show, Mr Olimpia, in a year or two.
Limpopo police issued a warning to shop owners after the Tafelkop Mall was looted by a group of armed guys masquerading as members of the South African Police Service (SAPS).
The kidnappers, aged 24 and 30, took the terrified pair on a 77km road trip after hijacking them in Gansbaai.
Police Minister Bheki Cele just revealed that more than 7 000 police officers have been charged with various crimes in the last five years, including committing murder, rape, cash-in-transit heists, and kidnapping.
Residents can be heard shouting at the officers, who ignore them before speeding off with the man being dragged behind the vehicle.
Keep in mind that these poor guys will be in front of the next service delivery protest, taxi strike, or brawl at a school near you soon, so they need to know what it’s like when the rubber meets the riot shield.
And it’s not just the taxi drivers who are bringing the violence. A viral clip came to light yesterday of South African Police Service (SAPS) officers beating the crap out of a taxi driver who had been pulled from his van.
Once again, South Africans get to watch shocking footage of policemen filling up their pockets with cold hard cash.
It’s weird that we don’t see the actual destruction process, isn’t it? Perhaps the weapons were sent to Russia after all…
As it stands, Blue Light Brigades are allowed to disobey certain road rules (within reason), but that shouldn’t mean that they are above the law.
A video has been doing the rounds on social media showing members of the South African Police Service VIP unit attacking three men on the side of a busy Johannesburg highway.
According to information released, the brawl broke out after a Philippi mother allegedly saw a cell phone on the ground near a table of ‘praying diners’.
The South African Police Services is once again in trouble after a video of a drunk officer allegedly crashing into a motorcyclist did the rounds on social media.
A Cape Flats resident mocked the new tech-driven interventions saying “It’s a bloody joke, to be honest”.
An as-yet-unnamed ‘7 De Laan’ actor has been admitted to hospital after trying to commit suicide following the shooting of his 29-year-old boyfriend.
Instances of abduction have almost doubled in South Africa, with 4,028 cases of kidnapping being registered in 2022.
On Sunday, a man was rescued after falling into the water at the V&A Waterfront while on Tuesday an elderly hiker’s body was lifted from Lion’s Head.