By lunchtime yesterday, Midrand police spokesperson Sergeant Matome Tlamela said the situation was back to normal.
Workers installed Clear View fencing as the fence was damaged in the land grab attempt.
Metro police were monitoring the situation.
Earlier
Public Order Police are monitoring an attempted land grab in Waterfall this morning, 27 April.
Midrand police spokesperson, Sergeant Matome Tlamela said that that by 9.30am, the situation was under control and that those who had attempted to enter the property concerned had been removed from the property.
Ria Sebetsa Security Services’ CEO Danny Maduray also confirmed that all was in order at the site this morning. He added that his team had found that the fence to the property had been broken down last night.
Ria Sebetsa further sent the below video of the scene this morning which shows all is in order.
Ria Sebetsa Security Services shared this video of the scene of the attempted land grab in Waterfall with @MidrandReporter All is quiet. pic.twitter.com/JRJwTDtcAN
— Daniella Graham (@DpDaniella) April 27, 2018
This comes after a number of land grab attempts in the Waterfall and larger Midrand area.
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The Midrand Reporter will inform if any further information comes to light regarding the attempted land grab.
