Delft Triple Murder Suspect Arrested

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Delft Triple Murder Suspect Arrested

WESTERN CAPE - Police deployments in the Delft Policing precinct, following a surge of violent crimes reported over the weekend, resulted in several arrests including a suspect in the murder case of three people in Sandrivier Street, Leiden on Sunday. Members of Operation Shanela II followed up on intelligence and arrested a 25-year-old male suspect for murder. 

The suspect was apprehended at around 19:00 in Bordaair Street, Voorbug, Delft yesterday. He was found with a firearm holster and an amount of R7400. Both the holster and the cash were confiscated, and more arrests are expected as the investigation continues. The suspect will make his first court appearance in the Bellville Magistrate’s court, once charged.

In an unrelated incident, Operation Shanela II members were patrolling when they spotted a group of school boys smoking dagga during school hours. The members questioned the boys and they pointed out the house where they bought the dagga. 

The police proceeded to the address in Kaiser Street and while searching, they found dagga trees and 20 5L bottles of liquor. 

The occupants were not co-operative, and five suspects were arrested for possession of dagga, possession of illicit liquor and resisting arrest. 

The five will appear in the Bellville Magistrate’s court, once charged.

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