BY Mishkah Anthony
29 April 2009
Woodstock Police arrested two men for being in possession of suspected stolen property in Wright street and recovered goods worth R15 000.
The arrest follows after police were on routine patrols and noticed a grey Chrysler vehicle in Wright Street Woodstock. When the occupants of the car spotted the police they sped off, but the police gave chase and managed to stop the car in Victoria road Woodstock.
Woodstock police spokesperson Hilton Malila says, “The police searched the vehicle and found motor cycle spares, still in its original package on the back seat of the car, and a new microwave.”
He says the occupants of the car could not give the police account for the items found in the vehicle.
A preliminary investigation later revealed that a motor cycle business situated in Victoria Road Woodstock , was broken into during the night.
The suspects will appear in the Cape Town magistrate court on tomorrow.
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