The Norkem Park SAPS has successfully secured the conviction of two suspects found guilty of tampering with essential infrastructure.

“Both accused have been sentenced to 10 years in prison, marking a victory in the fight against infrastructure-related crimes,” said Norkem Park SAPS spokesperson Warrant Officer Barbara-Ann Ferreira.

Detective Sergeant Makau, from Norkem Park SAPS, was crucial in ensuring justice was served.

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“Through a meticulous investigation and strong evidence presentation, the court found the suspects guilty of damaging vital infrastructure, an offense that not only disrupts essential services but also endangers lives,” said Ferreira.

Norkem Park SAPS Station Commander, Colonel MN Maunatlala, commended Sergeant Makau for his dedication and professionalism.

Norkem Park SAPS remains committed to protecting the community and ensuring that those involved in criminal activities face the full force of the law.

“The public is encouraged to report any suspicious activities related to infrastructure tampering to their nearest police station.”