4 suspects linked to 2 sequestrated segregated fund sequestrators

JOHANNESBURG – Four suspects were arrested in two transit robbery attempts.

Police said Monday that two suspects had been handcuffed before a burglary could take place in the free zone.

It is understood that the couple was waiting to ambush a public transport vehicle.

Policewoman Brenda Muridili said: "They have been charged with possession of firearms without a license and possession of a stolen vehicle." [19659004IntheothertwoaccusedwerearrestedyesterdayforhavingopenedaninvestigationonablindedvehicleintheVaporital

"During the other incident, two other suspects were arrested after committing a CIT robbery at Ngcobo on the R5 road."

GAUTENG MULLER SECURITY COMMUNITY ADMINISTRATIVE RULES FOR CONDUCTING EVENTS IN CASH-IN-TRANSIT

Community Safety Gauteng Sizakele Nkosi-Malobane says his team is seeking to introduce legislation to force Nkosi-Malobane participated in a roundtable and demonstration by a manufacturer of protective gear, AllCash, Tuesday

South Africa has been affected by approximately 180 burglary cases in the year 2018 alone.

AllCash has demonstrated two high-tech protection systems: the distribution unit of polyurethane and defender system that uses ink.

The CEO of AllCash, Graeme King, says that cash-in-transit companies are struggling to make extensive use of available technology.

"There is a lot of financial pressure on the cash-in-transit companies, and you can have your money collected cheaper than you can have your garbage collected."

Nkosi-Malobane says there must be pressure on all businesses nationwide to use available technology.

"We hope that our national government will embrace what Gauteng is coming in. As far as the Gauteng settlement is concerned, we are also considering proposing a settlement."

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Supplementary report of Kgomotso Modise.