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‘Punctual’ homeless man found with four clocks, 48 ‘spare’ batteries

A second homeless man was arrested for being in possession of nyaope

A rather “punctual” homeless man was found with four alarm clocks and about 48 ”spare” batteries for the clocks.

Kempton SAPS’ Crime Prevention Unit was conducting a stop and search operation when the items were found in the suspect’s possession while he slept on Long Street, police spokesperson, Capt Jethro Mtshali, told EXPRESS.

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Unfortunately, he didn’t have a chance to put the alarm clocks to the test, as police took him in for possession of suspected stolen goods.

Led by the unit head commander, Col Steven Moodley, police officers patrolled Kempton CBD on Sunday and Monday and made a number of arrests.

“Police arrested a second homeless man, also on Long Street, after they searched him and found him in possession of nyaope,” Mtshali said.

In the early hours of Monday morning, a 27-year-old man was also found in possession of drugs on North Rand Road.

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