30 June 2023
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STOLEN VEHICLE GETS INTERCEPTEDBY COLESBERG POLICE
The police in Colesberg intercepted a stolen vehicle that was about to be sold and arrested a 64 year old male suspect on Thursday, 22 June 2023. The members of the Colesberg Highway Patrol Unit came across a person who was in need of cash who was trying to sell his vehicle. The police members upon checking the status of the vehicle, discovered that the vehicle, a Toyota RAV 4 was registered as stolen in Muldersdrift in Gauteng. On realising that a crime was being committed the police activated an arrest plan to apprehend the suspect. The police approached the address and asked the suspect to produce proof of ownership which he could not provide and on further interrogation more stolen property was discovered. The team confiscated the vehicle and a laptop, a digital projector, 2 grinders, a sound mixer and speakers, welding machine and camping chairs, all valued at R129 300. The suspect was charged for possession of stolen property and will appear in the Colesberg Magistrate Court s
DANGEROUS SUSPECTS APPREHENDED
The police in the Northern Cape dealt tactically with a dangerous situation in Kuruman on Sunday, 18 June 2023, following a reported murder case in Maruping, Kuruman. Police were on the trail of suspects who were allegedly involved in the murder of a 42 year old male person in the early hours of Sunday, 18 June 2023 in Maruping. The SAPS Tactical Response team (TRT) and the Flying Squad members under the Command of Captain Chumani Yono were mobilised in order to effect the arrests. Based on information at their disposal, the team traced the suspects along the Mothibistad road while in transit and stopped their vehicle but they failed to adhere to police instructions and sped off. The members gave chase and one of the occupants in the suspect's vehicle was spotted pointing an object resembling a firearm to the police and a shootout ensued that brought the suspects' vehicle to a halt and with one occupant wounded. The police in searching the vehicle discovered two more occ
MOTHER IN LAW TREATMENT
"Mother-in-law: “You shall leave my daughter immediately, you’re a complete good for nothing who isn’t worthy of her.” Three days later, the son-in-law drives up in a luxurious car. Mother-in-law: “Please, I’m begging you, don’t leave my daughter.”" ...... Chapter 1 Being Cheated On Liam Hoffman walked to the front desk of Sunrise Decoration Corp. in Ninverton with a paper bag in his hand. Inside the paper bag was a cup of coffee, and he was very careful not to spill it. "This is the coffee ordered by Mr. Dennis Caldwell. Where should I deliver it?" He said to the receptionist. The receptionist looked Liam up and down and said disgustedly, "Follow me." Liam was actually an Uber driver. But today, he unexpectedly received a delivery order with generous pay. It was two hundred dollars, so he accepted the job. He followed the receptionist until they reached the door of an office. Liam had just put his hand on the doorknob when he suddenly heard a woman
SOME YELLING DAMAGING RESULTS
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Depression, anxiety, and long-term behavioral problems are caused by yelling at children, recent studies have shown. Additionally, research suggests that yelling and threats can be just as harmful as physical abuse. And can lead to similar long-term negative effects on children's mental and emotional well-being. Horrific discoveries from a child psychologist led to a flood of new research, and the evidence is clear… Journal of Family Psychology: “Parental verbal aggression is associated with a range of negative outcomes for adolescents, including depression, anxiety, and behavioral problems.” Psychological Bulletin: “Children exposed to verbal aggression from their parents are at a greater risk of developing externalizing behaviors, such as conduct disorder and oppositional defiant disorder.” Journal of Child and Family Studies: “Children who are exposed to verbal aggression from their parents have difficulty regulating their emotions and may be at risk for emotional problems.” Th
CAUSES OF COMMON CHEATING
1. Causes of brain tumor: Brain tumors can be caused by various factors such as genetic mutations, exposure to harmful radiations, family history, certain medical conditions, and some medical treatments such as radiation therapy or immunosuppressive drugs. However, in most cases, the exact cause of the brain tumor is not known. 2. Results of cheating: Cheating can have various negative consequences such as loss of integrity and respect, deterioration of relationships, legal and financial consequences, and academic failure. In the academic context, cheating can result in suspension or expulsion from school, loss of scholarship, and damage to future academic and professional prospects. Moreover, the emotional and psychological impact of cheating can lead to guilt, anxiety, and depression. It's important to remember that cheating is a dishonest and unethical behavior that can have serious and long-lasting repercussions.
TIPS ON WHERE AND WHEN TO OVERTAKE
Where to Overtake: Some places are simply better and safer to overtake than others! The decision to overtake is more difficult on a single lane road because of the different physical nature of the road. Dual lane roads are more likely to be straighter and have a higher speed limit which makes overtaking easier. Single lane roads are not usually straight, at least not for very long, have lower speed limits, and the oncoming traffic is definitely a complicating factor. Overtaking is harder on the single lane road. The piece of road that you choose for overtaking must be free of junctions. Be alert to road markings indicating possible junctions. A vehicle emerging from a junction ahead may not be able to see you. If a vehicle does emerge from a junction ahead of you while you are performing an overtaking manoeuvre then the danger of an accident increases sharply. The farther you may identify slower moving vehicles ahead prior to overtaking the better. You need a straight stretch of roa
KURUMAN: FATAL SHOOTING OF AN OFF DUTY POLICE
The police are investigating a murder and an attempted murder case following the fatal shooting of an off duty detective sergeant attached to the Bathlaros Detective unit. The incident occurred on Monday, 12 June 2023 at about 05:00 when a tenant residing in a shack in the deceased official's back yard and an acquaintance were allegedly involved in an altercation at a separate premises in Bathlaros. The tenant fled home but was followed by the suspect who shot him in the leg inside his shack behind the house of the police sergeant. The victim ran for help to the sergeant and when he came out of his house the suspect shot him in the back. The deceased sadly succumbed on the scene while the other male victim was rushed to hospital for medical treatment. The JTG District police initiated the 72 hour activation plan and all the relevant resources is currently mobilised and activated to ensure the apprehension and arrest of the suspect. The Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation
DEPRESSION IS REAL
Depression is a serious mental health condition that affects millions of people worldwide. It is a complex illness that can cause a constant feeling of sadness, worthlessness, and hopelessness, which can affect a person's ability to carry out daily activities and engage in relationships with others. Depression can be caused by various factors, including genetic predisposition, chemical imbalances in the brain, and life events such as trauma, abuse, and loss. It can also be triggered by physical conditions such as chronic illness, chronic pain, or substance abuse. Symptoms of depression can vary from person to person, but they often include feelings of sadness or emptiness, loss of interest in activities that they previously enjoyed, changes in appetite or weight, difficulties sleeping, low energy, and difficulty concentrating or making decisions. In severe cases, depression can also lead to suicidal thoughts or actions. Treatment for depression typically involves a combination of
HIGH DENSITY OPERATIONS GAINS MOMENTUM IN NORTHERN CAPE PROVINCE Numerous high density operations across the province is gaining momentum through upscale visible policing and disruptive actions including roadblocks, vehicle check points, stop and searches, patrolling of Hotspot areas, compliance inspections to second hand goods and scrapyard dealers, liquor premisses, school visits and awareness campaigns for the period 05-08 June 2023. Some of the highlights of the successes achieved in the five districts namely Frances Baard, ZF Mgcawu, Namakwa, JTG and Pixley Ka Seme are as follows. Numerous intelligence driven actions were executed in Prieska by the De Aar Public Order Policing unit, Provincial Organized unit, Crime Intelligence, De Aar K9, Highway Patrol and Immigration Services, where multi-disciplinary team raided a Wholesale and Retail store , where a substanial amount alleged counterfeit goods were confiscated. The ZF Mgcawu Cluster Team and K9 unit in Upington pounced
