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Eagle-eyed police ensure recovery of stolen mine property

Vigilant police recovered stolen mine property on Tuesday.

Vigilant police recovered stolen mine property on Tuesday, 9 October.

Members of the Krugersdorp Police arrested five suspects for possession of stolen property in two separate incidents.

Police allegedly noticed a suspicious vehicle coming from a local mine and when they searched the vehicle they discovered large plastic pipes, which are used by mines. When questioned the suspects failed to provide an explanation as to how these goods came to be in their possession.

Some of the stolen pipes recovered by the Krugersdorp Police.

Two more suspects were also found with similar pipes elsewhere in Krugersdorp.

A preliminary investigation found that in both these cases the pipes had been stolen from the local mine.

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Five suspects are being detained by the Krugersdorp Police and will appear in court soon.

“Krugersdorp Police station commander, Brigadier Mashao applauded the members for being vigilant and ensuring the safety and security of the Krugersdorp community and their property,” said Sergeant Tshepiso Mashele, spokesperson for the Krugersdorp Police.

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