By Khanyisa Tabata
25 October 2011
Western Cape police have uncovered one of the largest perlemoen haul to date.
11-thousand poached perlemoen were found in the vehicle of two Port Elizabeth men stopped yesterday at a roadblock outside Caledon in the Overberg.
The value of the haul is estimated at well over nine-million-Rands.
This follows Sunday’s discovery of more than three-thousand perlemoen worth around three-point-two-million-Rands when a vehicle was stopped near Worcester in the Boland. The driver was arrested.
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