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Soweto bust nabs hijackers, truck and booze recovered
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 78344, member: 636"] Police arrested four people in Diepkloof, Soweto, for allegedly running a truck hijacking operation. A coordinated team from Johannesburg Metro Police and Gauteng units, along with private security firms Randtrack and Tracker, recovered a stolen truck and its cargo of alcohol. One suspect managed to evade capture. Authorities seized four vehicles during the bust, including the hijacked truck with its trailers and three suspected getaway cars. The suspects face charges related to possessing stolen property and a hijacked vehicle. Their arrests follow intelligence about the syndicate offloading stolen goods. This operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat organized cargo theft in Gauteng, a region experiencing high rates of truck hijackings. The recovery provides some relief to logistics companies and drivers, especially during the busy holiday shipping period. Investigations continue to determine possible links to other criminal activities. [/QUOTE]
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