Tuesday, August 06, 2024

Two motorists arrested in Cape Town for outstanding warrants to the value of R176 000

Two motorists were arrested in separate incidents for outstanding warrants to the value of R176 000 during the City of Cape Town’s Traffic Service operations on Tuesday morning.

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In the first incident, a 44-year-old man was arrested in Mitchells Plain for 49 outstanding warrants valued at R111 300.

Traffic services spokesperson, Maxine Bezuidenhout, says officers pulled over a vehicle on Highlands Drive at approximately 06:00, and the driver was subsequently arrested.

Bezuidenhout explained that an hour later, at the N1 and Sable Road, officers pulled over a driver who had an outdated public driving permit.

‘’When they did a further check, they discovered he has 20 outstanding warrants valued at R64 700. The 30-year-old tried making a run for it, but he was apprehended after a short chase.’’

 

Done By: Sihle Jezile

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