Vehicle checkpoint leads to discovery of marijuana
Bus driver nabbed for dagga
CRIME SCENE: Prince Albert, Western Cape: The South African Police Service (SAPS) have arrested a bus driver after dagga was discovered on a long distance bus.
According to SAPS a vehicle checkpoint at Prince Albert resulted in the seizure of 2 057 grams of dagga on Thursday, 1 October 2026.
“Members of the Flying Squad searched a long-distance bus travelling from Mthatha to Cape Town and found a bag containing the dagga with an estimated street value of R20 570. One of the bus drivers, aged 48-years, was arrested on the spot for dealing in dagga,” said SAPS.
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