TWO suspects were arrested for possession of a stolen car on May 30 at about 8.30am.
Members of the Flying Squad were patrolling in the Johannesburg CBD area when the police received information from a tracking company about a stolen vehicle. It was confirmed that the Polo Vivo which had gone missing was fitted with a tracker and was being driven in Petunia Street, Rosettenville.
The members rushed to Rosettenville, where they spotted the vehicle with two occupants inside it in Lawn Street and then Geranium Street. They stopped the vehicle and Constable Ncube searched the occupants, without finding anything illegal.
After the driver told them that the vehicle belonged to her boyfriend, the police arrested the two for possession of a stolen car.
Moffat View SAPS Women’s Network prayer
On May 26 Moffat View SAPS Women’s Network held prayers at the station. The purpose was to deliver the message to men to stop the abuse and killing of women and children.
CPF public meeting
On July 1 at 2pm, Moffat View CPF will have a public meeting in the Southern Suburbs. Community members are invited to attend. For further information please contact public relations officer Thulile Mtshali on 073 143 6113.
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