House Breakers Get Nabbed By Police: It Ended In Tears

Three people suspected of breaking into homes were apprehended on Swartkoppies Road in Randhart.

The security company officials scrambled and proceeded to the crime scene so that they could intervene and apprehend the perpetrators of the crime for committing such a horrible act. When a local noticed three men lifting a gate on Langenhoven Street, he contacted our Control Room for assistance.

The great efforts of the police were the only thing that led to the successful arrest of the suspect, and we hope that he will take out the rest of his accomplices. A tactical team responded and spotted the getaway vehicle fleeing from the house break-in.

There was a brief chase at a high rate of speed that ended with all of the suspects being taken into custody. While we are relieved that the criminals have been apprehended, we do hope that more can be done to ensure that those responsible for the crimes are brought to justice because this is unquestionably a terrible situation that many members of the public find themselves involved in.

After discovering tools for breaking into houses inside the vehicle, the police then proceeded to seize all of those breaking tools in order to use them as evidence against the people responsible for the crimes when those people show up in court to explain why they are going around terrorising this neighbourhood.

The suspects also made an attempt to break into a home located on Eike Street in the General Alberts Park neighbourhood. Our culture does not tolerate this kind of criminal activity because so many people are actually living in fear and, in some cases, are suffering unforeseeable consequences as a direct result of the crime that has been committed against them.

We would like to give a big shout out to our boys in blue who gave them a quick back-up while they were chasing after them. They were the collaboration between the police and the security companies has proven to be fruitful and has many times led to the arrest of the perpetrators of crimes, which is something that should be encouraged.

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