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#sapsNW [INTELLIGENCE-DRIVEN OPERATION NETS 49-YEAR-OLD SUSPECT AND UNCOVERS ILLEGAL FIREARMS AND SUSPECTED STOLEN PROPERTY IN KLIPGAT] An intelligence-driven operation conducted by the Provincial #AntiGang Unit and Provincial Crime Intelligence Overt Operations has resulted in the arrest of a 49-year-old man and the seizure of firearms, ammunition, suspected stolen property...

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