In a significant operation on Monday morning, Limpopo police intercepted a vehicle transporting heroin with an estimated street value of R3 million. The multi-disciplinary effort led to the arrest of two foreign national male suspects as officers acted on intelligence to apprehend the suspects along the R510 en route from Tanzania to Thabazimbi.
The meticulous operation revealed a hidden compartment within the vehicle containing a substantial quantity of heroin drugs.
Lieutenant General Hadebe commended the dedication of the police officers involved, emphasizing their commitment to combating illegal narcotics and ensuring the safety of communities.
The arrested suspects, aged 55 and 56, are currently in custody, and investigations are underway to uncover the network responsible for this significant drug trafficking operation.
Police encourage individuals with additional information related to the case to come forward and assist in the ongoing investigation.
Members of the public can contribute to the investigation by contacting the Crime Stop number at 08600 10111 or reaching out to the nearest police station. Alternatively, they can use the MySAPS app to provide any relevant information. The successful interception and arrests underscore law enforcement’s efforts to curb drug trafficking and maintain community safety.
