Germiston Flying Squad members Sgt MacDonald Mafuyeka and Const Louis Munyai, who often conduct highway patrols, pose for a photograph between two of the new Volkswagen Golf Seven DSGs.
Germiston Flying Squad recently received three new vehicles to bolster its fleet.
The vehicles, Volkswagen Golf Seven DSGs, were received by the unit in the middle of January.
Members of the Germiston Flying Squad stand proudly alongside the recently received Volkswagen Golf Seven DSGs which were received in January. From the left is fleet manager WO Thapane Kgoale, Sgt Thamsanqa Mtlaping, unit commander Lt Col Madimetja Kgole, Const Skobane Lebina and Const Siphiwe Zulu.
Although the unit could not divulge how many vehicles were in its fleet, fleet manager WO Thapane Kgoale said the additional vehicles will assist the unit.
They will help the unit to continue working within an area which includes 23 police stations, including Bedfordview Police Station.
Germiston Flying Squad members Sgt MacDonald Mafuyeka and Const Louis Munyai, who often conduct highway patrols, pose for a photograph.
The vehicles will also be used for highway patrols on the N3, N12 and N17.
“The additional vehicles will allow us to have vehicles and officers on the road at all times,” said Kgoale.
Germiston Flying Squad members Sgt MacDonald Mafuyeka and Const Louis Munyai, who often conduct highway patrols, pose for a photograph with one of the new Volkswagen Golf Seven DSGs.
“They will allow us to respond to call-outs and incidents quicker.”
Kgoale said the number of vehicles the unit received are good for the environment the flying squad works in.
Members of the Germiston Flying Squad stand proudly alongside the recently received Volkswagen Golf Seven DSGs which were received in January. From the left is Sgt Thamsanqa Mtlaping, unit commander Lt Col Madimetja Kgole, Const Skobane Lebina and Const Siphiwe Zulu. In front is fleet manager WO Thapane Kgoale.
“They are high-performance vehicles which will allow us to keep up with and pursue suspects.”
