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Sudden Spike in Cash-in-Transit Robberies September 2019 South Africa

Sudden Spike in Cash-in-Transit Robberies September 2019 South Africa Police noticed a sudden spike in cash-in-transit robberies since the start of September 2019 with multiple incidents. On the 4th of September, police made a breakthrough when 12 robbery suspects were arrested.

The suspects were on their way to commit a robbery when they were arrested.

Police are on the hunt for a gang of about 10 armed suspects who bombed a cash van on Monday afternoon. The incident took place on the N2 near Mandeni, north of Durban just after 4:30pm.

It is alleged that the van had been travelling along the N2 when it came under attack by heavily-armed gang.

IPSS Medical spokesperson, Paul Herbst, said their emergency teams and advanced life paramedics had been alerted to the incident. He said when they arrived at the scene, they found that the cash van had been bombed.

Herbst said an undisclosed amount of money had been taken. Police are yet to make an arrest.


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