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A suspected copper cables thief assaulted by learners in Chatsworth

11 May 2022, 8:26 PM  |
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Police recovered stolen copper cables in the Navalsig area in Bloemfontein.

Police recovered stolen copper cables in the Navalsig area in Bloemfontein.

Image: @SAPoliceService

Police recovered stolen copper cables in the Navalsig area in Bloemfontein.

Police dispersed a mob of angry learners from Dumisani Makhaye High School in Chatsworth, Durban, who were assaulting a man accused of stealing copper cables at the school.

The pupils are said to have stood up to a man and when police arrived, they found the group of learners assaulting the suspect.

In a statement, the provincial Department of Education commended the learners for standing up against what they have called hooligans.

Police spokesperson Thenjiswa Ngcobo says, “They proceeded to the scene and found a group of learners assaulting a man in his thirties. The police then dispersed the crowd which was violent. They managed to rescue and he was taken to a hospital near the area for medical attention.”

#sapsFS Members of Lejweleputswa District Reaction Team confiscated 290,5kg copper cable on 10/05 at Mannys, Welkom. Copper cable theft is a crime. It affects us all. Report suspicious activities to #CrimeStop on 08600 10111. NPhttps://t.co/DrKt5MqxOt pic.twitter.com/Jd70zWiorS

— SA Police Service 🇿🇦 (@SAPoliceService) May 11, 2022

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