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Robbers stopped on Walter Sisulu Street before they could see their plan through

Swift reaction by CSC Virtual Guarding stopped a bunch of alleged robbers in their tracks early this morning.

A man in possession of explosives was arrested early this morning.

The man was arrested after a local security company noticed unusual movement when monitoring a residential estate on Walter Sisulu Street with closed-circuit television.

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https://www.citizen.co.za/witbank-news/193996/armed-robbery-at-afrisam-and-diesel-was-what-the-criminals-were-after/

The team at CSC Virtual Guarding noticed 10 men wearing balaclavas passing the estate.

The security company called for backup and followed the suspects into nearby bushes.

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When the suspects started shooting at the reaction officers, they returned fire and chased the suspects.

One of the reaction officers arrested a suspect.

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https://www.citizen.co.za/witbank-news/188061/incredible-how-fast-robbers-are-in-and-out/

A bag full of explosives was found in the man’s possession.

Local police spokesperson Captain Eddie Hall said the 55-year-old man was charged with the illegal possession of explosives.

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https://www.citizen.co.za/witbank-news/171216/robbers-on-a-shopping-spree-through-emalahleni/

“Investigations are continuing, and more arrests are expected,” Hall said.

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