The Olievenhoutbosch SAPS, in collaboration with Gauteng Traffic Wardens, successfully arrested four male suspects aged between 21 and 50 for possession of a signal jammer, housebreaking implements, and fraud.
During routine patrols in the Olievenhoutbosch area, officers noticed a suspect Toyota Corolla with four male occupants and conducted a random search of the vehicle. Upon inspection, housebreaking implements and a signal jammer were discovered, leading to the immediate arrest and detention of the suspects at Olievenhoutbosch SAPS.
Investigation continues to determine whether the suspects can be linked to other crimes.
The suspects are expected to appear in the Pretoria Magistrates’ Court in due course.
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