US EditionPolice clamp down on cross-border crime
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The cars, many of them high-end and with false documentation, were to be shipped to Morocco. Fourteen people have been arrested and 20 are under investigation for an international theft and counterfeiting scheme. The National Police arrested ten people in Algeciras for
Police clamp down on cross-border crime
Police have swooped on five smugglers in recent weeks and recovered 20 vehicles that they were plotting to move illegally across the Kosi Bay border into Mozambique. South African Police Service (Saps) spokesperson, Lieutenant Colonel Amanda van Wyk, said the arrests were the work of a specialised task team that had been deployed to Emanguzi in northern KwaZulu-Natal to “deal
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