Women stamping their authority as they start Women’s Month on a high note at Stutterheim
SAPS Women stamped the authority in ensuring that no crime that affects women and children will be reported this month and beyond.
Fighting crimes on women and children is always reported during this month, where Gender Based violence is occurring. As part of crime prevention, women led the operations at Stutterheim on Friday 01 August 2025. Members attached to Stutterheim SAPS and neighbour Stations kicked out their blankets in the early hours in tracing the suspects. During the tracing they managed to arrest six suspects aged between 27 and 42 years for crimes ranging from assault with the intent to cause grievous bodily harm (GBH) to common robbery.
These suspects will appear at Stutterheim Magistrate Court on Monday 04 August 2025.
When the sunrise at about 08h00 members were joined by the Women’s Network and other law enforcement officials and they organised a roadblock on the N6 road between East London and Stutterheim. Traffic fines to the value of R5600-00 were issued to the motorists who did not adhere to traffic rules. After the roadblock they enhanced a high visibility in the CBD and inspected liquor outlets on noncompliance.
The Zone Commander Lieutenant Colonel Ndiki appreciated the dedication of the members in preventing and combating anything that threatens the safety and security of any community and ensuring offenders are brought to justice. “This is the beginning of Women’s month, as females we must ensure a high visibility and stamp the authority in the fight against crime,” Lt Col Ndiki concluded.
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