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SA hit by traffic light theft and vandalism scourge - Vimarsana News

SA hit by traffic light theft and vandalism scourge

Msunduzi Municipality spends about R15m a year on replacing stolen and vandalised infrastructure.

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Man caught red-handed stealing copper cables from traffic light - Vimarsana News

Man caught red-handed stealing copper cables from traffic light

A man was caught in the act of stealing copper cables and vandalising a traffic light on January Masilela Drive on Monday.

Suspect arrested for stealing goods from a container at Woodlands Mall - Vimarsana News

Suspect arrested for stealing goods from a container at Woodlands Mall

A suspect attempted to steal solar panels and pallets from a container at Woodlands Mall. The suspect was unsuccessful in his attempt when one of the mall guards noted him. The suspect jumped the fence and started running towards De Villebois Mareuil Drive. Our units responded, and a chase on foot occurred whereby our officers

Cable thief arrested on Witdoring Street in Moreleta Park - Vimarsana News

Cable thief arrested on Witdoring Street in Moreleta Park

This morning at around 03:30, our control room received a WhatsApp message from one of the groups informing us of suspicious movement in the park on Witdoring Street followed by loud noises. Units swiftly responded, and upon arrival, they caught the suspect busy cutting electrical cables. The suspect then dropped everything and started running. Officers

Protect your home from criminals this December - Vimarsana News

Protect your home from criminals this December

With many people away on holiday during the festive season, the opportunities for criminals to strike will be higher than usual.