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Scottburgh family catch intruder red-handed

The complainant's son managed to grab the intruder who was then handed over to the police.

A family was asleep in their Scottburgh home on March 31 when the husband was awoken at 3am by his dogs barking frantically in the kitchen.

“When he approached the kitchen he saw a man, who had his face covered, jump over the counter top,” said Scottburgh Saps communications officer, Captain Adam Francis.

The intruder broke the glass of the back door to try and escape, but was stopped by the burglar guards. He turned and ran towards the man.

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“The man’s son managed to grab the intruder and he was handed over to the police,” said Captain Francis.

He appeared in the Scottburgh Magistrate’s Court on April 1 and was remanded back into custody.

Investigations revealed that he is a parolee who was released on January 1 for a house breaking committed in 2017.

The investigating officer is Detective Constable Weidon Govender.

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