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Share this:Police have recovered a haulage of potato chips worth more than R1 million after a truck ferrying the goods was hijacked. Image: Ekurhuleni Metro Police DepartmentWell, in Ekurhuleni there was also a heist of sorts, but not the one you have in mind...According to Ignatius Maphike, who is the spokesperson for"On Tuesday 14 March 2023 at 9.50am, members of the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Police Department specialised task team intercepted a 36-year-old male suspect, found with R1.
The police received information from a tracking company about a Isuzu truck that was allegedly hijacked in the Elandsfontein area.Concern over increasing cash-in-transit heists in KZN Once the culprit was caught, the police tried to communicate with the criminal, but found out that he couldn't give suitable answers.
The premises where the culprit was from was thoroughly searched and additional boxes were uncovered. The handcuffed suspect alleges that the items found were given to him by two unknown guys. The police uncovered loot worth R1.2-million. The chips has since been returned to their rightful owner.
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