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Vehicle Theft Suspect Arrested After High-Speed Pursuit A proactive operation by Marshall Security's Special Operations Team and the Sydenham SAPS Trio Crimes Unit led to the arrest of a suspected vehicle thief following a high-speed pursuit through Sydenham. Officers recovered vehicle-breaking implements, cloned number plates, and other evidence believed...

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