Two arrested in connection with Durban North theft case
Numerous car break-in tools were found in the boot of the suspect’s vehicle. It is believed the two men may be linked to a theft out of a motor vehicle case on Roehampton Way.
TWO suspects were arrested on Wednesday (April 24) in connection with a theft out of a motor vehicle case that was opened at the Durban North police station.
The suspects, who were driving a black Hyundai i10, were stopped on Margaret Maytom Avenue and were found in possession of numerous car break-in tools and two extension jack handles.
According to Marshall Security spokesperson, Tyron Powell, the same vehicle was spotted at a theft incident on Roehampton Way last weekend.
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“In that case the suspects used a black Hyundai i10 and forcibly entered the victim’s vehicle, which was parked roadside, and stole various items, including the spare wheel. The incident was reported to Durban North SAPS, initiating an official case.
“Our Special Operations Team, while on patrol along Margret Maytom Avenue, observed the suspect vehicle heading towards Umhlanga Rocks Drive. The team followed and successfully intercepted the vehicle. Inside, two suspects were found along with numerous car break-in tools and two extension jack handles,” he said.
Powell added that the suspects were handed over to the Durban North SAPS for further investigation.
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