Community safety operation leads to Cat bust
A large amount of Cat was handed over to SAPS in Randfontein following a tip-off.
The Myburgh Foundation Community Safety Unit is urging community members to be active in their societies and blow the whistle on perpetrators of narcotic sales within the district.
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This comes after the team received a tip-off regarding a delivery of drugs that was taking place near a shopping complex in Toekomsrus on Saturday, July 2.
Founder and operations manager at the foundation, Randy Christian said they then found a large amount of Cat when responding to the tip-off.
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“We received a tip-off regarding the drugs and immediate action had to take place. We went to the scene but unfortunately, the suspect got away. We, however, managed to recover a large amount of Cat which was handed over to police in Randfontein,” said Christian.
He added that a partnership between themselves, the community, police, and other law enforcement entities is vital in the fight against drugs and other acts of criminality.
“As a public benefit organisation, we are committed to the safety and well-being of everyone in our district. Our community safety operations are in line with our welfare and humanitarian activities,” he concluded.
