Incident Report November
Armed robbery at a clothing store on Bridge Street. An undisclosed amount of cash was stolen from the tills.
02/11/18
A butchery in Tsolo was burgled. Police were informed and upon gaining access to the premises, confirmed a break-in but uncertain of what was taken.
A butchery in Tsolo was burgled. Police were informed and upon gaining access to the premises, confirmed a break-in but uncertain of what was taken.
02/11/18
Alarm signal was received from a house on Mathews Street. The Response reported an attempted burglary as windows had been opened, the only thing taken was a car battery from a car parked on the premises.
Alarm signal was received from a house on Mathews Street. The Response reported an attempted burglary as windows had been opened, the only thing taken was a car battery from a car parked on the premises.
02/11/18
A liquor store in Fort Gale was robbed by 3x armed men. The staff was harassed, cash and liquor were stolen.
02/11/18
A clothing store on York Road was burgled. The suspects entered through the backdoor, taking stock and toiletries.
03/11/18
There was a burglary at a guest house on Park Road. A side door was broken through and a TV was stolen.
03/11/18
An armed robbery was reported at a clothing store on Eagle Street. Money was stolen from the cash registers and the safe.
04/11/18
A burglary at a school in Lindile Location was reported by the principal. The guard was assaulted, alarm damaged and cellphones were stolen from an office.
07/11/18
Another school on Thornhill Road reported, the following day, that a burglary had occurred. The alarm was not armed and a large amount of equipment was stolen including laptops, printers, and tablets.
10/11/18
The Response was dispatched to a burglary on Owen Street, suspects broke the front door. Client confirmed that nothing had been stolen.
10/11/18
10/11/18
A Panic signal was received from a fast food outlet on Sutherland Street. 2x Armed men managed to steal money from the cash registers and flee before the Response arrived.
12/11/18
There was an armed robbery at a clothing store on York Street. 5x Armed assailants made off with the money from the cash registers.
14/11/18
A store on Chatham Street was robbed by 3x armed assailants who fled after taking the money from the cash registers.
15/11/18
An armed robbery occurred at a shop on Craister Street. Armed men took a large sum of money from a manager as well as cellphones.
15/11/18
A farmers co-op on Madeira Street had an armed robbery. 2x Suspects stole money from the cash registers.
16/11/18
Armed robbery at a clothing store on York Road. 5x Assailants held up staff and fled with the money from the cash registers.
18/11/18
A panic signal was received from a liquor store in Vulindlela. 2x Suspects stole two cases of alcohol, they were forced to flee as the guard on duty fired warning shots.
21/11/18
Alarm signal was received from a school in Ikwezi. There was a break-in, while the school guard was sleeping. It was confirmed that nothing was stolen.
21/11/18
There was an armed robbery at a food outlet on Madeira Street. The panic button was only pressed after they had fled.
21/11/18
A call was received about an armed robbery at a supermarket on Bridge Street. Response vehicles were dispatched but the assailants had already fled with an undisclosed amount of money.
22/11/18
An alarm signal was received from an office on Blakeway Street. The Response confirmed that 2x suspects had fled the scene when they arrived. A window was broken but the thieves did not gain access.
22/11/18
A major burglary occurred at a liquor store in Vulindlela. The response was dispatched after an alarm failure signal was received. After gaining access to the premises the on-site guard was eventually located tied up but unharmed. 3x Suspects were viewed on the cameras stealing alcohol.
22/11/18
A Panic signal was received from a hardware store in Chris Hani. Armed assailants took nothing from the store but fled with the owner's car, fortunately, it was recovered nearby.
23/11/18
A call was received about an armed robbery at a store on Eagle Street. 4x Armed assailants stole money and stock from the store, including staff belongings such as cellphones.
23/11/18
An armed robbery occurred at a clothing store on York Street. The Response was informed that around 10x suspects were involved and stole an unknown amount of money from the cash registers.
24/11/18
A call was received from a client's home on Chief Jojo Drive reporting that intruders were attempting to break-in. They fled before the Response arrived, a gate and locks were damaged.
26/11/18
A panic signal was received from a fast food outlet on Madeira Street. 3x Armed assailants made off with the money from the cash registers.
26/11/18
An alarm signal was received from a school in Ikwezi. The Response arrived and confirmed an attempted burglary finding a broken window. The thieves had not managed to take anything.
26/11/18
A Panic signal was received from a supermarket in Qumbu. The "guard" (Under duress or an imposter) was contacted and claimed the panic was triggered by mistake. Upon further contact with the client and police, a shootout between the police and armed assailants was confirmed. The criminals escaped.
28/11/18
Calls were received reporting a burglary at a furniture store on Eagle Street. The roller door was forced open and the glass door was broken, a number of TVs were stolen.
28/11/18
Calls were received about an armed robbery which occurred at a bottling company in Vulindlela. Upon investigation, it was reported that no money was acquired but they took a laptop.
28/11/18
A client called reporting an armed robbery in progress at a liquor store in Tsolo. The Police were contacted to investigate and falsely determined everything was fine. After the Police investigated a 2nd time, it was confirmed that 2x armed Suspects held up the cash office.
29/11/18
The shops surrounding a butchery on York Road pressed panic buttons alerting Protek to an armed robbery in progress. 3x Suspects stole money from a cash register, one of which was apprehended and handed over to the Police.
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