THIS EASTER HOLIDAY - Bakwena steps up road safety along the N1N4
BRITS POS – BRITS – Road users, traveling to their Easter destinations can be assured that Bakwena Platinum Corridor Concessionaire (Bakwena), responsible for managing and maintaining a safe and reliable road infrastructure along the N1 and N4 routes within the Limpopo, Gauteng and North West provinces, have enhanced their road safety measures to ensure safer roads for all users.
Crucial roadworks will be suspended during this period with no major lane closures in place except one lane that will remain closed on the N4 between Brits Plaza and the M17 due to urgent remedial works.
HIGH DENSITY OPERATION SHANELA More than 1000 arrests in the fight against crime
BRITS POS – BRITS - Weekly Joint Law Enforcement operations conducted under Operation Shanela have resulted in the arrest of suspects and the seizure of illegal contrabands, including illegal firearms, drugs, liquor and dangerous weapons.
“In only a week, from the 7 to 14 April a total of 1080 suspects were arrested for a variety of crimes ranging from robberies, murders and attempted murders, assaults, illegal dealing and possession of drugs, selling of liquor without licences, driving under the influence of liquor, illegal possession of firearms and ammunition and burglaries,” says Colonel Adéle Myburgh, SAPS North West spokesperson.
This is what a car remote jammer looks like
BRITS POS – BRITS Remote jamming is one of the most prolific methods for vehicle theft in South Africa, and it’s becoming increasingly prevalent as more and more cars rely on signals instead of physical keys.
Durban Metro Police recently tracked down a sophisticated syndicate hiding out in the township of Umlazi.Upon apprehending the suspects and searching the premises, it found several suspicious items frequently used in instances of car theft, including an unlicensed firearm with its serial number filed off, live rounds of ammunition, and a remote signal jammer.
