Crime

SAPS seal off Kempton Park Police Station after fatal incident

Services have been diverted to a temporary facility near the taxi rank while police probe the Friday morning death.

Kempton Park Police Station has been temporarily closed following the death of a 28-year-old man who arrived at the facility severely injured on Friday, September 4.

According to police spokesperson Sergeant Dipuo Ditshego, the man arrived at the station seeking assistance, presented with severe injuries, and died shortly afterwards.

Paramedics pronounced the man dead at the scene.

Brick police station entrance cordoned off with yellow SA Police Service tape; emblem, open doorway, and wheelchair sign create a tense scene.
The circumstances surrounding his injuries and death remain unknown at this stage. Photo: Kamogelo Magolo

Investigations underway at facility

The circumstances surrounding his injuries and death remain unknown at this stage.

Ditshego also confirmed that it was unknown how the man arrived at the police station.

She added that the man’s family had not yet been notified, and his identity could not be released.

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“On-scene investigations are still underway,” Ditshego said.

The police station remains closed while investigations continue.

Police on scene could not give a timeframe for the reopening of the station.

Residents requiring police services are advised to use the temporary railway police station near the taxi rank or contact Colonel Obed Mashalane on 071 675 8888.

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Kamogelo Magolo

Kamogelo Magolo is a dedicated journalist at Kempton Express and The Thembisan. With a keen eye for detail and a commitment to uncovering the truth, Kamogelo excels in delivering impactful community stories as a voice for the voiceless that resonate with readers and foster a deeper understanding of local issues.
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