Thieves vandalise 5 schools in the Vaal, steal equipment and groceries

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At Beverly High School in Evaton, they broke into an administration block and made off with printers, computers, 14 floodlights, a microwave oven and groceries.

Criminals have taken advantage of the current lockdown, vandalising and stealing items at four primary schools and a secondary school in the Vaal.So far, two suspects have been arrested.Gauteng education department spokesperson Steve Mabona said crimes of this nature undermined the proper functioning of schools and required a collaborative effort to detect, prosecute and eliminate.The latest incident took place at Mofolo Primary School in Evaton on Friday.

“The principal was alerted by members of the community on Wednesday about the break-in. Information at our disposal suggests that the criminals gained access to the administration block through the roof. “The police should be congratulated for their swift action in arresting two suspects after the matter was reported at the Sebokeng police station. The suspects are currently in police custody,” Mabona said.Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi condemned the break-ins and asked residents to call the police if they have any information.

 

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This is just the beginning. Mzansi is yet to experience uncontrollable huge crimes. The so called democracy has failed us all

We knew Mr Edless Complaints

For a second there I thought the spokesperson was the thief. This is disgraceful though stealing from thier own children, some people are just rubbish looking for a bin but atleast two of them found it.

Amen

Amem

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