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Police get back to basics with Operation High Density

532 vehicles, 1007 people and 11 premises were searched

A multi-disciplinary crime prevention operation was held on Friday in the Uthukela Cluster, entailing several roadblocks as well as cordon and search operations.

This was part of ‘Operation High Density – Back to Basics’.

532 vehicles, 1007 people and 11 premises were searched. Four licensed firearms were verified and 36 notices were issued for traffic-related crimes.

One person, a 38-year-old female, was arrested for selling liquor without a licence. She will have the option to pay an admission of guilt fine or appear in court today (Monday).

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