BRITS POS – POTCHEFSTROOM - The Potchefstroom police requests the community’s assistance in the judicial enquiry investigation of Mr. Belzaser Johannes Moolman (61).
Moolman, who was a car guard in Dr James Moroka Avenue, Potchefstroom was last seen alive by his partner on Friday afternoon, 15 December 2023, when he went to buy something at a nearby shop.
Persoon in voertuig onder groot rots vasgevang
Die paramedici van HEMS en hulle span van Station 21 Fire & Rescue, het Maandag, 3 Maart, op ‘n enkelvoertuig botsing op die R566 Rosslyn-pad gereageer. Volgens inligting op die toneel het die bestuurder vermoedelik beheer oor die voertuig verloor, die pad byster geraak en die voertuig het gerol.
Gedurende die tuimeling het ‘n groot rots in die voertuig vasge-Osteek. In die kritieke wending was een persoon in die voertuig onder die rots vasgekeer wat ‘n ernstige gevaar ingehou het.
Inwoners in Brits ‘verdrink’ in rou riool
BRITS POS – BRITS – Daar is klagtes van inwoners in Brits ontvang omtrent rou riool wat nou al weke lank by die rioolmangate in McIntyre- Aletta- en Damarastrate uitstroom en alhoewel inwoners dit al talle kere by die Plaaslike Munisipaliteit van Madibeng aangemeld het, is die probleem nog nie opgelos nie.
Daar is drie pompstasies in die gebied wat buite-werking is: een in Alettastraat en twee in Damarastraat.
BRITS SAPS AND CPF #Stop farm attacks awareness campaign
BRITS POS – KLEINFONTEIN - In a bid to ensure that the rural communities are and feel safe, members of Brits Rural Safety, Social Crime Prevention and Communication led by Capt Prinsloo, in partnership with the Community Police Forum held a #Stop Farm Attacks awareness campaign at Joshua Van der Walt’s farm in Kleinfontein on Wednesday, 26 February.
The primary objective was to collectively sensitise farm workers and farmers about criminal activities that are taking place in farming areas such as farm attacks and GBV related assaults.
Working together brings relief to stranded communities
BRITS POS – KLIPVOORSTAD - Cross-organisational collaboration was undertaken to ensure that stranded community members of Klipvoorstad and Assen, affected by recent floods were provided with food parcels on Saturday, 22 February.
“South African Police Service (SAPS) members, the Department of Social Development and the Provincial / District Disaster Management Centre, along with air assistance of SSG Security embarked on a food and parcel drive to the communities of Assen and Klipvoorstad, following the heavy rainfalls that left the people trapped in their areas, with no entry or exit points due to flooding,” advised Constable Ben Moabe, SAPS spokesperson.
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