The City of Cape Town's law enforcement members have removed more than 2 000 tyres placed around Cape Town - allegedly ahead of the EFF's planned countrywide shutdown on Monday. | Lisaleesolomon1
Thousands of tyres were removed around Cape Town over the weekend.Police have called on members to refrain from criminality.
"Officers will continue to patrol areas where the tyres are being placed, and they [tyres] will be removed," added Dyason. Smith also stated that any vehicle used in the transport of such tyres will be considered as being used in such commission of the crime and will likewise be impounded. Western Cape EFF spokesperson Wandile Kasibe previously told News24 that the tyres were not placed around the city by members of the party.
"We will not be deterred by thuggery - law and order will rule the day, and democracy will hold," the group said on a social media post.
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