Gauteng
Sluipmoordaanval op intelligensie baas
Polisie hoë in kar geskiet
NASIONAAL: Die Suid-Afrikaanse Polisiediens (SAPD) het ‘n hoëvlak-ondersoek van stapel gestuur nadat generaal-majoor Feroz Khan Sondagaand 28 Junie 2026 in 3de-Laan, Houghton, Gauteng, geskiet is.
Khan is die geskorste adjunkhoof van Nasionale Misdaadintelligensie.
Die ondersoek word gelei deur die Valke, Gauteng Misdaadintelligensie en SAPD speurders, het die polisie Maandagoggend, 29 Junie 2026 in ‘n verklaring gesê.
Die SAPD se waarnemende nasionale kommissaris, luitenant-generaal Puleng Dimpane, het verder gelas dat die Politieke Moorde-taakspan (PKTT) by die ondersoek ingesluit word om te verseker dat elke moontlike leidraad opgevolg word en die persone wat verantwoordelik is gevang word.
Generaal-majoor Khan sou op 1 Julie 2026 voor die Madlanga-kommissie verskyn het.
“Terwyl die SAPD bewus is van spekulasie in die publiek oor die tydsberekening van die aanval, maar warsku dis nog veels te vroeg om te spekuleer oor die rede agter die voorval en dat dit verbind kan word met Kahn se verskyning voor die Kommissie.
“Die Suid-Afrikaanse Polisiediens beskou pogings om enige individu wat betrokke is by regsprosesse te intimideer, stil te maak of aan te val in die ernstigste lig en enige poging om in te meng met die kommissie sal met alle mag vervolg word,” lui die verklaring.
Dimpane het die aanval veroordeel en die publiek verseker dat hulle gaan alles doen om diegene wat verantwoordelik is, te identifiseer, op te spoor en te arresteer.
Dimpane het Khan ‘n spoedige herstel toegewens.
Firearm stolen in Gauteng
19-year-old arrested for gun stolen in 2019
CRIME SCENE: Grassy Park, Cape Town: A firearm which was stolen in Alberton, Gauteng in November 2019 has been found, allegedly in the possession of a 19-year-old man.
The vigilance of Grassy Park SAPS members led to the arrest of the young man on Thursday, 14 May 2026 at about 06:30.
The members were patrolling in Duiker Avenue, Lotus River when they saw a male dressed in a blue jacket and a black and white pants carrying a blue sling bag around his neck.
Western Cape Media Liaison Officer, Captain FC Van Wyk, said when the man saw the marked police vehicle he attempted to run away but the police quickly caught up with him.
“They searched him and found a Norinco .45mm pistol and 10 .45mm rounds as well as two small packets of tik in the sling bag. Further investigations revealed that the firearm was reported stolen in Alberton in November 2019.
“He was arrested for the illegal possession of a firearm and ammunition, possession of drugs and detained at Grassy Park SAPS,” said Van Wyk.