Stolen Nissan Navara recovered at Tshwane informal settlement
A stolen black Nissan Navara was recovered at Leeuwfontein informal settlement in Kameeldrift after Tshwane Flying Squad members discovered the abandoned vehicle during crime prevention patrols.
Police have recovered a stolen black Nissan Navara found abandoned at an informal settlement in Tshwane, South Africa. The vehicle was discovered on Saturday morning during routine crime prevention operations in the Kameeldrift policing area. Police spokesperson Warrant Officer Frans Span revealed that officers verified the registration number and confirmed the car had been reported stolen in Pretoria.
The Local Criminal Record Centre (LCRC) was present at the scene to facilitate further investigations. The recovered Nissan Navara was subsequently transported to the Pretoria West Vehicle Crime Investigation Unit (VCIU) for booking under SAPS 13, the police register for property seized by authorities. Span stated that investigations are ongoing to determine how the vehicle ended up at the settlement, and so far, no arrests have been made in connection with the recovery.
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