Hawks spokesperson Capt Tlangelani Rikhotso said a multipronged operation by the Hawks’ Serious Organised Crime Investigation, Crime Intelligence, K9, Flying squad and Transnet officials led to the arrest of two people, while a third man escaped.
He said the pair had been charged with tampering with essential infrastructure and theft of diesel worth about R480,000.The suspects, aged 27 and 34, were expected to make their first court appearance at the Rustenburg magistrate's court on Monday.
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