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New constables: 1/ Drug possessors: 0

The constables arrested 11 male suspects aged between 19 and 52 for possession of illegal substances and stolen goods.

Newly appointed constables in the West Rand Cluster police proved their worth when they confiscated a firearm and drugs during a crime prevention raid.

New constables in the West Rand Cluster arrested 11 suspects after recovering stolen goods, drugs and a firearm from them.
Photo: Tarlton police

Under the close supervision of a number of experienced crime prevention officers, the constables arrested 11 male suspects between the ages of 19 and 52 for possession of illegal substances and stolen goods.

Some of the drugs recovered during a crime prevention initiative.
Photo: Tarlton Police

In another crime-fighting operation, the newly appointed constables followed up on a tip-off from community members which led them to a tuckshop in Kagiso, where a 9mm pistol was recovered, and two males aged 26 and 30 were arrested.

These are some of the stolen items the new constables recovered.
Photo: Tarlton Police

All the abovementioned suspects are expected to appear in the Magistrates’ Courts in their respective areas.

Brigadier Leon Kruger, acting cluster commander for the West Rand Cluster, applauded the new constables for a job well done. He also expressed his gratitude towards the community for coming forward with helpful information.

The firearm that was recovered during a crime prevention initiative.
Photo: Tarlton Police

“A trusted relationship with the community we serve will always have good results,” said Kruger.

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