Roadblocks set up to enforce lockdown regulations in Gauteng have been making some interesting finds.
Gauteng community safety MEC Faith Mazibuko on Monday shared footage of Tembisa police officers counting huge amounts of confiscated liquor from the long weekend’s operations.
She had earlier also tweeted about confiscations of non-essential goods that should not have been transported during the anti-Covid-19 lockdown.
These included everything from golf balls to PlayStations – and, more criminally, live ammunition and explosives.
Six truck loads of liquor confiscated. Officers at Tembisa SAPS are still counting the alcohol. @GTP_Traffstats @GTP90515691 @GP_CommSafety @GautengProvince @SAPoliceService @SebenzaCPF pic.twitter.com/lPK3ZtveXn
— MEC Faith Mazibuko (@FaithMazibukoSA) April 13, 2020
TMPD Members received a tip off and acted swiftly. They found two suspects on the said location in possession of live Ammunition and explosives. Members instantly arrested the suspects. pic.twitter.com/V3Ls83PY6u
— MEC Faith Mazibuko (@FaithMazibukoSA) April 12, 2020
Non-essential goods confiscated at N1 Roadblock today. The estimated value of the goods is R120k and this includes golf balls, play stations. The goods are booked and driver a Zambian national arrested. He was also found to be unlawfully transporting liquor. pic.twitter.com/fjrVtxxyj4
— MEC Faith Mazibuko (@FaithMazibukoSA) April 12, 2020
134 × 303 rounds
6 × 245 win mag
19 × Shotgun rounds
223, 375 magnum
3 × dynamite sticks
2 × 7,62
300 × .22 long ammo
1 × 45 blank
2 × 7,62 blank
2 × Black talllon 8×80
3 × practice rounds 7,62
2 × 9.3×54
1 × 244
3 × s&w 9mm blank
11 × empty cartridges
Ak47 7,62×39
303 drill pic.twitter.com/IBIPGMuTBx— MEC Faith Mazibuko (@FaithMazibukoSA) April 12, 2020
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