Day: October 2, 2022

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Several suspects arrested and drugs, firearms and ammunition taken of the streets

Police members mandate to create a safe environment in all communities yielded positive results when they arrested several suspects in the Western Cape.

On Thursday, 29 September 2022, Operation Lockdown members received information while patrolling in Khayelitsha on foot. They made their way to an address in Mninawa Street and found a 9mm pistol with 15 rounds of ammunition and seven rounds were hidden under a bed. A 43-year-old male was arrested and charged for the possession of an unlicensed firearm and ammunition. He is due to appear in Khayelitsha Magistrates’ court on Monday, 3 October 2022 on the mentioned charges.

Operation Vutha Hawe, an initiative by our detectives to trace wanted suspects resulted in the arrest of 539 individuals who were sought for serious offences such as murder, attempted murder, robbery, assault, burglary and domestic violence. Operation Hawe is an ongoing initiative where inroads are being made to apprehend and charge wanted suspects.

In addition to the above, Operation Restore, and other SAPS related initiatives led to the seizure of 30 firearms, 424 rounds of ammunition, 1795 mandrax tablets, 725 estacy tablets, 1020grams crystal meth, 19147grams dagga.                               

We would like to take this opportunity to thank our community for sharing information in order to fight gangsterism, drugs and guns on our streets, and further express sincere gratitude to our members for their commitment in executing the duties with diligence.

Anyone with information on criminal activities in their neighbourhood is kindly requested to contact Crime Stop anonymously at 08600 10111. Additionally, crime tip-offs can be reported by downloading the MySAPS App.

Source: South African Police Service

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SAPS Mount Road arrest alleged housebreaking suspects

Gqeberha:  SAPS Mount Road with the assistance from the community arrested two suspects on charges of housebreaking and theft on Saturday 1 October 2022.

It is alleged that on Saturday at approximately 09:30, SAPS Mount Road members attended to a complaint of housebreaking in Elm Street, Steylerville Township. The information relating to the house breaking were circulated on a community group and patrollers in the area visited a second hand shop to make enquiries. While at the shop, two suspects entered the premises with property they wanted to sell.  The patrollers noticed that the property could be the same as the property that was stolen in the housebreaking case.  The SAPS Mount Road vehicle returned to the complainant and he identified his property.  Both suspects were detained on charges of possession of suspected stolen property.

On the same day at approximately 11:50, SAPS Mount Road attended to another complaint in Pretorius Street, Parsonshill of another house breaking at a guest house.  The complainant alleged that she unlocked the front door and later she heard that the door was opened and shortly afterwards it was closed again. She went to investigate when she saw the one suspect walking out of the yard carrying something. Upon further investigation she noticed that a TV and laptop was taken.  She provided the members with a description of the suspect.

While at Mount Road police station, the members were busy with the registration of the case docket when they noticed that the one suspect that the members were busy processing for the house breaking in Elm Street, fitted the description of the suspect involved in the housebreaking at Pretorius Street.

The 19 year old suspect was also detained on the housebreaking case in Pretorius Street and for possession of suspected stolen property in Elm Street, the second suspect aged 23 were detained on charges of possession of suspected stolen property.

Both suspects will appear at the Gqeberha Magistrates’ Court on Monday 3 October 2022.

Source: South African Police Service

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Collaboration between Crime Intelligence and Benoni Flying Squad leads to the arrest of five suspects and recovery of three unlicensed firearms

On Saturday, 01 October 2022 members of Crime Intelligence and Benoni Flying Squad arrested five alleged business robbers, aged between 22 and 36 years, and recovered three unlicensed firearms in Kempton Park.

A preliminary report suggests Crime Intelligence obtained information on a possible robbery to take place in Kempton Park and immediately activated Benoni Flying Squad members on strategic positions in the area.

The suspects were driving along Monument Road towards Kempton Park CBD when their vehicle was tactically intercepted by the SAPS members.

The members conducted a search which resulted in the recovery of three unlicensed firearms.

The suspects are expected to appear before the Kempton Park Magistrates’ court soon.

Source: South African Police Service

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Guide Sensmart présente sa dernière innovation, la caméra thermique à clip, au salon ADIHEX 2022

WUHAN, Chine, 1er octobre 2022/PRNewswire/ — ADIHX, le plus grand salon de la chasse, de l’équitation et de la préservation du patrimoine au Moyen-Orient et en Afrique, bat son plein au Centre national des expositions d’Abou Dabi. Guide Sensmart, le principal fabricant de caméras thermiques, marque son apparition dans le Hall 11 en tant qu’excellent producteur de caméras thermiques hautes performances.

Guide Sensmart Booth in Hall 11

À l’occasion de la 19e édition de l’événement, Guide Sensmart présente sa gamme de produits aux amateurs de chasse. Il s’agit des monoculaires d’imagerie thermique Guide TK Gen2 et TD, des jumelles d’imagerie thermique de la série TN, des lunettes thermiques TS et TU, et de la dernière innovation, l’accessoire à clip pour la caméra thermique de la série TA Gen2 Aquila. Les séries TK Gen2 et TD sont optimales pour répondre aux différents besoins des chasseurs, des explorateurs de la nature et des professionnels. La série TN est l’outil idéal pour les chasseurs, les observateurs de la faune et les professionnels de la recherche et du sauvetage. Les lunettes TS et le TU sont indispensables pour un chasseur qui recherche l’efficacité et la précision ultimes. La nouvelle série TA conviendra parfaitement aux chasseurs.

Guide TA Gen2 Aquila Series Thermal Imaging Clip-on Attachment

La fixation de la lunette thermique TA Gen2 transforme une optique de jour en un dispositif thermique complet. Elle offre des capacités de visée supérieures et une excellente acquisition de cible en utilisant les technologies d’imagerie à signature thermique pour aider les utilisateurs à acquérir et à localiser des cibles dans des conditions de faible luminosité ou de nuit. Ses détecteurs d’imagerie thermique améliorés de 17 μm et 12 µm avec des résolutions de 400 x 300 et 640 x 480 pixels respectivement fournissent une image exceptionnellement nette et une excellente sensibilité thermique dans toutes les conditions difficiles. Les doubles algorithmes, le TDE-Tech et le PureIR, augmentent la clarté de l’imagerie et le détail global de l’image, apportant un champ de vision plus net et plus détaillé, ainsi que de meilleures capacités d’identification des objets. La batterie standard 18650 assure une puissance suffisante pour 7 heures de fonctionnement, et le remplacement simple et rapide de la batterie permet une observation continue sans interruption. Les trois modes de scène et les six palettes de couleurs permettent aux utilisateurs d’observer leur champ de vision plus efficacement et d’adapter l’appareil aux situations d’observation changeantes.

Hormis l’ADIHX, la Coupe du Monde de la FIFA 2022 devrait débuter au Qatar en novembre. Attendons avec impatience ce tournoi.

À propos de Guide Sensmart

Guide Sensmart est une filiale de Guide Infrared (SZ.002414), le leader mondial des systèmes d’imagerie thermique infrarouge avec plus de 20 ans d’expérience dans l’industrie infrarouge et une capacité de production de masse. Pour en savoir plus, visitez le site  https://www.guideir.com/ .

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