R40 000 se toerusting by plaaslike leersentrum gesteel
Derduisende rande se toerusting is onlangs by ’n plaaslike leersentrum vir kinders met outisme, gesteel. Dit is volgens Lurika...
Tag: theft
Suspected thief apprehended at street market
A student is suspected of stealing from vendors at the Dorp Street Sunday market in Stellenbosch. SAPS confirmed opening a case after eyewitness Raaiq Schroeder reported observing the theft. The suspect, seen frequently at markets, was confronted by stall operators after theft was detected, with evidence including a student card photo and possession of stolen items. Security services and SAPS responded to the incident.
New court date for suspects apprehended for theft out of motor vehicle at local school
Four suspects apprehended for theft out of a motor vehicle outside of a local school recently, will reappear in...
Club-goers ordering e-rides a soft target for cellphone theft
Many incidents of cellphone theft in Stellenbosch were recently reported, with several incidents taking place outside bars and clubs...
Bicycle theft hits Ryneveld in broad daylight
Bicycle theft in Stellenbosch is an “ongoing pandemic”. This is according to Juan Mason, owner of Mason’s Bike Inn...
‘STOP’: Stellenbosch residents warned against stealing street signs
Those found guilty of stealing street signs could face criminal charges and fines of up to R2 500. This...
SU students warned of increase in bicycle theft
Stellenbosch University (SU) has warned students to stay vigilant after an increase in reported bicycle theft throughout February. SU...
Crime adds to Stellenbosch’s parking difficulties
Crime is not an uncommon occurrence in Stellenbosch and has been adding to the parking woes of its residents....
Stellenbosch still plagued with car-related crimes in the CBD
According to the 2018 South African crime statistics, the number of cases relating to theft out of or from...
Windscreen wiper swipers
The curious case of the Bosch’s bizarre wiper theft The hair-raising screech that follows after switching on the windscreen...