Limpopo cross-border crackdown nets six suspects, stolen vehicles and illicit goods worth R9.6m
A month-long intelligence-driven operation involving police, the SANDF and other law enforcement agencies has resulted in six arrests, the recovery of 10 stolen vehicles and the seizure of illicit goods worth millions of rand in Limpopo.
In a joint operation conducted between September 21 and October 25, police, the SA National Defence Force (SANDF), and other law enforcement agencies in Limpopo arrested six suspects and recovered 10 stolen vehicles, as well as illicit cigarettes and controlled medicines worth approximately R9.6 million. The operation targeted cross-border criminal syndicates operating along key routes and border areas in Limpopo, focusing on routes leading towards the Limpopo River and the Zimbabwean border.
The recovered vehicles, valued at R3.9 million, included a Haval H6, Ford Ranger, Toyota Fortuner, two Nissan Navaras, VW Polo, Subaru Outback, Suzuki Ertiga, and Mercedes-Benz. In addition, police seized 252 master boxes and 499 cartons of Remington Gold cigarettes, as well as 412 bottles of controlled medicines, estimated to be worth R5.7 million.
Six suspects were arrested and are expected to face charges related to possession of suspected stolen vehicles, contraventions of customs and excise legislation, and other organised crime offenses.
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