Wednesday, June 03, 2020

Two arrested for possession of abalone

Paarl police arrested two suspects for the possession of abalone worth an estimated street value of R4.1 million. Police spokesperson, Captain F.C van Wyk said that at about 12:45 on Tuesday, members of Paarl SAPS spotted a silver grey Land Rover at St. Francis Street in Northern Paarl. Van Wyk added that the vehicle looked suspicious and the members decided to observe it. Upon approaching the vehicle the two occupants fled the scene. An undisclosed amount of abalone was found in the vehicle. The two suspects pursued on foot by SAPS members and was apprehended.
Van Wyk said that further investigation led them to a residence in the Northern Paarl area which was used as a processing factory where several other equipment were found. The two suspects aged 26 and 29 will appear in the Paarl Magistrates court once charged.

Done By: Mitchum George

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