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More footage has emerged from a #CITRobbery that occurred earlier this week, revealing the intensity of the attack. The video shows suspects using explosives to blow open an armoured cash van in broad daylight, highlighting the bold and highly dangerous nature of these operations. Following the explosion, the scene...

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The South African Private and Public Security Association (SPPSA) has strongly condemned a violent cash-in-transit (CIT) robbery in Mamelodi East, Pretoria, in which two security officers were killed and another was critically injured. SPPSA is offering a R200,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest and successful prosecution of the suspects. All information should be provided directly to the police. According to reports, a heavily armed criminal syndicate intercepted an armoured cash vehicle, using high-calibre firearms and explosives to breach the vehicle before escaping with an undisclosed amount of cash. SPPSA said the use of military-grade weapons, explosives and gunfire in public areas demonstrates an alarming disregard for human life and the rule of law. A multidisciplinary police task team has been activated to track down those responsible and bring them to justice. SPPSA said CIT robberies are facing widespread condemnation from law-enforcement agencies, security regulators and government officials amid growing concerns about increasingly sophisticated and violent tactics used by criminal syndicates. SPPSA also warned members of the public not to gather at CIT crime scenes to collect scattered cash, stressing that doing so amounts to theft and puts lives at serious risk because of possible unexploded explosives and the dangers associated with an active crime scene. The association further welcomed the arrest of a community member who allegedly went to the scene and stole a rifle left at the crime scene. The suspect is expected to face the full force of the law. SPPSA said such violence cannot be tolerated in Tshwane and called for the public and authorities to work together to ensure the perpetrators are identified, arrested and prosecuted.

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CASH-IN-TRANSIT HEIST RUSTENBURG Police have launched an investigation following a CITRobbery that occurred at approximately 16:40 on Monday, 16 February 2026, in Old Geelhout Park, Rustenburg. It is alleged that security personnel were travelling in a cash-in-transit vehicle along Kremetart Street when a Toyota Fortuner travelling in the opposite direction collided with the driver’s side door of the cash vehicle. The vehicle was forced to stop and was subsequently blocked by a Toyota Hilux (Legend) double cab bakkie. Approximately 15 armed suspects allegedly overpowered the security officers and instructed them to unlock the doors. The guards were removed from the vehicle, dragged a short distance away from the cash vehicle and made to lie face down on the ground. One armed guard was disarmed while the suspects gained access to the vehicle and stole an undisclosed amount of cash. The suspects allegedly set alight both the cash-in-transit vehicle and the Toyota Fortuner used in the collision. Several shots were fired during the incident. The suspects fled the scene, and no injuries were reported. Investigations are ongoing and no arrests have been made at this stage. The Acting Provincial Commissioner of the North West, Major General (Dr) Ryno Naidoo, urged members of the public to report serious crimes immediately and cautioned that suspects involved in such crimes are dangerous and should not be confronted. Anyone with information that could assist the investigation is requested to contact their nearest police station, Crime Stop on 08600 10111 or submit information anonymously via the MySAPS App on their smartphone.

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A sensational attack in broad daylight has intensified public alarm over violence in Bengaluru, where an auto-rickshaw driver was brutally assaulted by two strangers in the KR Puram area of the city. The victim, Venkatesh Papayya, narrowly survived after allegedly being attacked with a cutting plier, screwdriver, rods, and wooden sticks for refusing to hand over his money. At approximately 2:30 p.m. on Friday, Venkatesh had just dropped off passengers when two men reportedly approached him near his vehicle while appearing to be intoxicated. Witnesses said the attackers seemed to be under the influence of alcohol and ganja. One of the alleged assailants reportedly entered the auto-rickshaw and demanded money from the driver. When Venkatesh told them he had no cash, the situation quickly turned violent. According to reports, the attackers suddenly pulled out weapons, including a cutting plier and screwdriver, and began assaulting him inside the vehicle. In an attempt to save himself, Venkatesh reportedly jumped out of the auto-rickshaw and tried to flee. However, the accused allegedly chased him down the street using wooden sticks and rods. Witnesses said the attackers assaulted the auto driver openly in broad daylight, causing panic among local residents. Videos and CCTV footage of the incident have reportedly confirmed the sequence of events. The footage allegedly shows the accused repeatedly striking the victim even as he folded his hands and pleaded with them to stop. At one point, the attackers are said to have hit him with such force that the wooden sticks broke into pieces. People who witnessed the attack were reportedly shocked by the brutality of the assault, which some described as resembling scenes from an action film. Bystanders later found the injured driver and alerted the police. Although Venkatesh Papayya sustained serious injuries, he survived the attack and was later shifted for medical treatment. Reports indicate that he is now out of danger. Following the incident, a complaint was filed at the KR Puram Police Station. Police have launched an investigation and are examining CCTV footage to identify and trace the suspects. The incident has alarmed auto drivers and local residents alike, raising concerns over increasing violence and lawlessness in Bengaluru. Citizens are now calling for stricter policing and harsher punishment for anti-social activities in the city. The disturbing CCTV footage, which has been widely shared on social media, is expected to intensify pressure on authorities to swiftly arrest the accused.

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Failed Cellphone Snatching Leads To Arrest Of Robbery Suspects In Durban North: On 11 February at approximately 18h15, while conducting routine patrols along Mackeurtan Avenue, Marshall Security’s Special Operations Team (SOT) observed a white Toyota Etios parked near a well-known bar in Durban North, with its hazard lights activated. The vehicle immediately raised suspicion due to its unusual positioning, the behaviour of its occupants, and a modus operandi commonly associated with cellphone snatching incidents. SOT members discreetly positioned themselves to maintain observation without alerting the suspects. While under observation, the rear passenger exited the vehicle and approached nearby shops. Moments later, he attempted to snatch a cellphone from a member of the public. The attempt was unsuccessful, and the suspect immediately fled back toward the Etios, which had repositioned itself facing Adelaide Tambo Drive, seemingly preparing for a rapid escape. As soon as the suspect re-entered the vehicle, the driver attempted to flee the scene. SOT members, together with Durban North SAPS Crime Prevention, initiated a pursuit and successfully stopped the vehicle at the corner of Adelaide Tambo Drive and Mackeurtan Avenue. All three occupants were apprehended without further incident. Members returned to the area in an attempt to locate the victim of the attempted cellphone robbery; however, the victim had already left the scene and no contact details were available. All three suspects, together with the vehicle, were transported to Durban North SAPS for further processing. Further investigation, including the review of footage, confirmed that the same suspects were linked to a previous robbery in January on Millennium Boulevard in the Umhlanga Ridge area, with a case registered at Durban North SAPS.

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