Saturday, September 12th, 2026
Security guard arrested, before court on Monday
Boy (13) shot on church premis
CRIME Scene: Uitsig, Cape Town: A 13-year-old boy has been shot and killed, allegedly by a security guard.

A Western Cape police media liaison officer, Constable Ndakhe Gwala, said the incident occurred on Friday, 11 September 2026 at a church premises in Belhar Railroad at about 16.30.
“According to reports, three boys were playing in the premises when a private security officer fired shots, fatally wounding one of them. The 13-year-old boy sustained a gunshot wound on his back and succumbed to the injuries on the scene.
“A 58-year-old male suspect was arrested and will appear in court on Monday 14 September 2026,” said Gwala.
Ravensmead detectives are investigating a case of murder.
The Ravensmead Community Policing Forum expressed deep sadness over the incid
Polisie kry kokaïen and Tik in pakkie skyfies
Konstabel en pa vas oor dwelms
MISDAADTONEEL: Paarl, Wes-Kaap: ’n Polisiekonstabel wat na bewering dwelms in ’n pakkie skyfies probeer wegsteek het, is saam met sy pa gearresteer.

Die 26-jarige konstabel en sy pa sal Maandag, 14 September 2026, in die Paarlse landdroshof verskyn.
Volgens die Suid-Afrikaanse Polisiediens (SAPD) was die twee verdagtes op pad na Worcester toe hulle deur die Paarl-polisie voorgekeer is nadat hulle inligting oor beweerde dwelmaktiwiteit ontvang het.
“Die voertuig is deursoek en ’n dwelm-hond het dwelms in ’n verseëlde pakkie skyfies uitgesnuffel. Daar is 30 gram Tik en 15 gram kokaïen in die pakkie chips ontdek. Albei verdagtes is vir die besit van dwelms gearresteer.
“Die bestuur van die Wes-Kaapse SAPD verwelkom die arrestasie en verseker die publiek hulle is daartoe verbind om misdaad in die polisie uit te wis,” het die SAPD gesê.
Narcotics found in sealed packet of chips
Cop and dad nabbed for drugs
CRIME SCENE: Paarl, Western Cape: A police constable who allegedly tried to hide drugs in a packet of chips has been arrested with his father.

The 26-year-old constable and his father will appear before the Paarl Magistrate’s Court on Monday, 14 September 2026.
According to the South African Police Service (SAPS) the two suspects were on their way to Worcester when they were intercepted by Paarl police, who had received intelligence about suspected drug activity.
“The vehicle was searched and a narcotics detection dog detected drugs in a sealed packet of chips. Inside were 30 grams of crystal meth (Tik) and 15 grams of cocaine. Both suspects were arrested for possession of drugs.
“Western Cape SAPS management welcomes the arrest and assures the public of its commitment to rooting out criminality within the organisation,” said SAPS.
