Police caution residents about trading stolen goods
Duduza police took to the streets to caution residents about trading and possession of stolen goods.
Duduza – Police have waged a war against the trading of stolen goods in the area.
On Wednesday, during a Morning Blitz campaign, they took to the streets calling on residents to reject and report any sale or possession of stolen goods.
Duduza police spokesperson Sergeant Harry Manaka said they were concerned about the vandalisation of state infrastructure and the increase in trading stolen goods.
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“We wanted to caution residents about the dangers of buying, assisting to keep and disposing of stolen goods.
“We are warning second-hand traders and residents to refrain from buying illegal goods. This is a criminal offence.
“Those found in possession of these goods will be charged accordingly,” he explained.
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