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North police bag 40 suspects in weekend arrests

Rietgat police further urged its community to assist them with information that could lead to the arrest of any suspects involved in criminal activity.

Police in the north of Pretoria has arrested 40 suspects over the weekend.

The suspects were arrested in the Reitgat policing precinct for crimes relating to armed robbery, dealing in drugs, possession of drugs, rape, malicious damage to property, murder, possession of a stolen motor vehicle, house robbery, intimidation, housebreaking and theft, possession of drugs and driving without a licence and contravention of protection orders among others.

Police spokesperson Captain Stephen Maluleka said they were serious about their duties and role to the community as its members continued to make arrests “without fear, favour or prejudice and ensuring that the inhabitants of the precinct are and feel safe at all times”.

Rietgat station commander Brigadier Molatelo Maphoto praised the men and women in blue for their efforts.

“I would like to extend my gratitude and appreciation to the members who continue to serve with pride and integrity. I also would like to thank the community without which we cannot win the battle against crime for their whistleblowing efforts,” Maphoto said.

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All 40 arrested suspects are set to appear before the Soshanguve magistrate’s court this week.

Rietgat police further urged its community to assist them with information that could lead to the arrest of any suspects involved in criminal activity.

Residents may call Rietgat police on 071 675 6250 or directly contact Brigadier Maphoto on 082 455 8236.

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