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16/10/2018

Man nabbed in possession of copper cables worth over R35 000 in Jeffreys Bay

Jeffreys Bay - Tuesday, 16 October 2018: Station commander of Jeffreys Bay with the assistance of a private security guard nabbed a 23-year-old in possession of copper cables valued over R35 000 on the roadside in Jeffreys Bay today.

On Tuesday, 16 October 2018 around 7am, station commander of Jeffreys Bay SAPS, Lieutenant Colonel Makhoasa Kiviet, who was driving on her way to work spotted a private security company vehicle stopping next to a man in Coraal Street, Jeffreys Bay, and she also stopped her vehicle. The man was carrying copper cables, and on questioning him, he could not give satisfactory account about the goods in his possession. A 23-year-old man was arrested and is due to appear at the Humansdorp Magistrate's Court tomorrow on charges of possession of suspected stolen property.

In a separate incident, on Tuesday, 16 October 2018 around 12 midday, in the informal settlement known as "No Ten Rand" in Jeffreys Bay, a Kouga municipality security patrol
vehicle spotted a man carrying electrical cables but on seeing the vehicle he dropped the cables on the ground and ran. Security officers gave chase, but he was lost in between shacks. The recovered cables are worth around R 5 000.

25/09/2018

Off-duty cop arrested for robbery while refuelling getaway car ( Herald )

Two men, one a police official, were arrested moments after allegedly robbing a man walking in Jeffreys Bay when their getaway car ran out of fuel.

The policeman, a 26-year-old Constable based at Humansdorp operational command centre (OCC), was nabbed with his 22-year-old accomplice.

Police spokesman Sergeant Majola Nkohli said a man aged 30 had reported being robbed while walking to a friend’s house in Da Gama Street, Jeffreys Bay, at 2am on Tuesday morning.

Nkohli said the man was robbed of money he had won earlier on Monday at a nearby casino.

“The man alleged that while in Jeffreys Street on his way to visit a friend, a black Tata Indigo stopped next to him. The two men jumped out of the vehicle and assaulted him. They stole his money before fleeing the scene in the car,” he said.

“Police were immediately dispatched and the getaway car was spotted in Diaz Road. It appears that they had run out of fuel and went to the nearby petrol station to fill up a container. They were busy pouring the petrol into the car when they were nabbed.”

Nkohli said the two were taken in for questioning and later arrested for robbery. “The official was off-duty and did not have a firearm with him during the alleged incident,” he said.

Eastern Cape police commissioner Lieutenant-General Liziwe Ntshinga said: “It is regrettable and at the same time pleasing to note that a member of the SAPS was among them. This affords us the opportunity to take appropriate action against our own.”

“We wish to reiterate our stance as the SAPS, that there is no place for corrupt or criminal elements in our organisation and this arrest sends a strong message that we will continue to investigate without fear or favour.”

Both will appear in the Humansdorp Magistrate’s Court for robbery with aggravating circumstances on Wednesday.

13/09/2018
20/06/2018

Police ask for public assistance after Humansdorp murder

EC: Humansdorp - Wednesday, 20 June 2018. The Humansdorp SAPS are seeking for the assistance of the public in solving a murder case of a 43-year-old man, after he was found dead in his backyard shack of a house in Arcadia, Humansdorp today.

On Wednesday, 20 June 2018, around 08:30am, an elderly woman alleged that she was on her way to the outside toilet, when she noticed that her son's bedroom door (backyard shack) of a house in Kettledas Street, Arcadia, Humansdorp was opened and seemed to had been burglared with some items on the floor. She then said to have checked inside a room and saw that her son, Ralph Titus (43), was lying on the bed with an open wound in the head and contacted the police. At the scene, ambulance personnel declared Titus dead and at this stage, circumstances around his death are unknown. Police are urging anyone with information that could lead to the arrest of the suspect (s) to contact the investigating officer, Warrant Officer Luwelyn Hoffman at 042 200 8100 or anonymously share the information via Crime Stop 08600 10111. All information provided by individuals will be treated as confidential. Media enquiries Sergeant Majola Nkohli 082 779 7279

19/04/2018

Condolences to the family & friends on the passing of mayor Elza van Lingen. May your soul RIP.

04/04/2018

The SAPS is expecting a lot of unhappy crowds from all over the Kouga Municipality today. They will gather at the circle near Ocean View and march to the municipality, passing the SAPS on their way. A high visibility of police will be present. Expect the crowd anywhere and everywhere. Certain roads will be closed during the protest. The Jeffrey’s Bay CBD will most likely be affected.

Billabong warehouse went up in flames around midnight. More details to follow.
29/06/2016

Billabong warehouse went up in flames around midnight. More details to follow.

Any media students or interns in Kouga region looking for placement or vacancies please email rochey@ourtimes.co.za
24/05/2016

Any media students or interns in Kouga region looking for placement or vacancies please email [email protected]

There has been alway a cry from the community about the youth and children, please  come and join us on 16 June 2016 as ...
18/05/2016

There has been alway a cry from the community about the youth and children, please come and join us on 16 June 2016 as we celebrate youth day in aid of the Humansdorp child welfare with amazing speakers, talented national and local artist as well as a whole lot of amusements and entertainment for the day ! And it's free!!!!

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