Keith

sad and tired got nothing left to give

[Keith @keithcashing]

@errolbsk @Yotam85169852 But they don't work alone South Africans are involved.. you some cars don't even go via the bush .. smugglers just pay the officials on both sides on the border

[Keith @keithcashing]

@errolbsk @Yotam85169852 Wanya you always say foreigners commit crime this is SA man who was possibly going to hand over the car to a Zimbabweans

[Keith @keithcashing]

@sace_vurjo @tumisole You always say foreigners commit crime yet this SA man was possibly going to hand over the car to a Zimbabweans at beitbridge

[Keith @keithcashing]

@shikhwa23516 @ZANewsFlash You're not making sense fuq off ..go to sleep

[Keith @keithcashing]

@SimzMathunjwa @Abramjee @JacintaNgobese @PhakelaMthakath Yes to my house in Venda
He was intercepted on the n1 near Peter mokaba stadium going towards beitbridge but that doesn't mean he was headed to the border ..he could have been going to venda .giyani or elim

[Keith @keithcashing]

@sace_vurjo @tumisole Who said he's Zimbabwean .. you xenophobia>ass always blaming every crime on foreigners..

[Keith @keithcashing]

@Rioza_5 https://t.co/0K1kOzidSP

[SA Police Service 🇿🇦 @SAPoliceService]

#sapsLIM [REPEAT OFFENDER ARRESTED WITH STOLEN R400 000 VEHICLE EN ROUTE TO BEITBRIDGE POE]

A 25-year-old South African male has been arrested in Polokwane after he was allegedly found driving a stolen vehicle towards the Beitbridge Port of Entry, following an intelligence-driven operation by the South African Police Service and private security partners.

The operation was conducted on Friday, 25 September 2026, by the Provincial Tracking Team and Provincial Investigation Unit, supported by ShadowSecure Security, Limpopo Tactical Security, and Tshimollo Security and Investigations.

The teams received information that a suspected stolen vehicle was travelling from Gauteng towards Beitbridge, allegedly with the intention of being smuggled out of the country. The teams maintained observation and intercepted a silver Chery Omoda on the N1 near Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane.

Preliminary investigations confirmed that the vehicle, valued at approximately R400 000-00, was reported stolen in Sandton, Gauteng. The suspect was immediately placed under arrest.

Further investigation revealed that the suspect had previously been arrested in March 2026 at Kranskop Tollgate while allegedly driving a stolen Range Rover towards Beitbridge. He was subsequently granted bail by the Modimolle Magistrate’s Court.

The suspect is expected to appear before the Polokwane Magistrate’s Court on Monday, 28 September 2026, facing charges of possession of a suspected stolen motor vehicle, driving a motor vehicle without a valid driver’s licence, and fraud relating to allegedly false registration plates displayed on the vehicle.

The Provincial Commissioner of Police in Limpopo, Lieutenant General Jan Scheepers, has welcomed the arrest and commended the operational teams and private security partners for their continued efforts to disrupt the movement of stolen vehicles towards the provincial borders. #TrioCrimes ML

[Keith @keithcashing]

@busangDitumo @Abramjee He's already documented he's a south African citizen...

[Keith @keithcashing]

@sobantuntlokwan @Abramjee Not all crimes are commited by foreigners
https://t.co/0K1kOzidSP

[SA Police Service 🇿🇦 @SAPoliceService]

#sapsLIM [REPEAT OFFENDER ARRESTED WITH STOLEN R400 000 VEHICLE EN ROUTE TO BEITBRIDGE POE]

A 25-year-old South African male has been arrested in Polokwane after he was allegedly found driving a stolen vehicle towards the Beitbridge Port of Entry, following an intelligence-driven operation by the South African Police Service and private security partners.

The operation was conducted on Friday, 25 September 2026, by the Provincial Tracking Team and Provincial Investigation Unit, supported by ShadowSecure Security, Limpopo Tactical Security, and Tshimollo Security and Investigations.

The teams received information that a suspected stolen vehicle was travelling from Gauteng towards Beitbridge, allegedly with the intention of being smuggled out of the country. The teams maintained observation and intercepted a silver Chery Omoda on the N1 near Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane.

Preliminary investigations confirmed that the vehicle, valued at approximately R400 000-00, was reported stolen in Sandton, Gauteng. The suspect was immediately placed under arrest.

Further investigation revealed that the suspect had previously been arrested in March 2026 at Kranskop Tollgate while allegedly driving a stolen Range Rover towards Beitbridge. He was subsequently granted bail by the Modimolle Magistrate’s Court.

The suspect is expected to appear before the Polokwane Magistrate’s Court on Monday, 28 September 2026, facing charges of possession of a suspected stolen motor vehicle, driving a motor vehicle without a valid driver’s licence, and fraud relating to allegedly false registration plates displayed on the vehicle.

The Provincial Commissioner of Police in Limpopo, Lieutenant General Jan Scheepers, has welcomed the arrest and commended the operational teams and private security partners for their continued efforts to disrupt the movement of stolen vehicles towards the provincial borders. #TrioCrimes ML

[Keith @keithcashing]

@SimzMathunjwa @Abramjee @JacintaNgobese @PhakelaMthakath I thought those people you tagged are against illegal immigrants not citizens because that car thief is South African citizen

[Keith @keithcashing]

@FBeetha49935 @Abramjee He's a south African..
https://t.co/0K1kOzidSP

[SA Police Service 🇿🇦 @SAPoliceService]

#sapsLIM [REPEAT OFFENDER ARRESTED WITH STOLEN R400 000 VEHICLE EN ROUTE TO BEITBRIDGE POE]

A 25-year-old South African male has been arrested in Polokwane after he was allegedly found driving a stolen vehicle towards the Beitbridge Port of Entry, following an intelligence-driven operation by the South African Police Service and private security partners.

The operation was conducted on Friday, 25 September 2026, by the Provincial Tracking Team and Provincial Investigation Unit, supported by ShadowSecure Security, Limpopo Tactical Security, and Tshimollo Security and Investigations.

The teams received information that a suspected stolen vehicle was travelling from Gauteng towards Beitbridge, allegedly with the intention of being smuggled out of the country. The teams maintained observation and intercepted a silver Chery Omoda on the N1 near Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane.

Preliminary investigations confirmed that the vehicle, valued at approximately R400 000-00, was reported stolen in Sandton, Gauteng. The suspect was immediately placed under arrest.

Further investigation revealed that the suspect had previously been arrested in March 2026 at Kranskop Tollgate while allegedly driving a stolen Range Rover towards Beitbridge. He was subsequently granted bail by the Modimolle Magistrate’s Court.

The suspect is expected to appear before the Polokwane Magistrate’s Court on Monday, 28 September 2026, facing charges of possession of a suspected stolen motor vehicle, driving a motor vehicle without a valid driver’s licence, and fraud relating to allegedly false registration plates displayed on the vehicle.

The Provincial Commissioner of Police in Limpopo, Lieutenant General Jan Scheepers, has welcomed the arrest and commended the operational teams and private security partners for their continued efforts to disrupt the movement of stolen vehicles towards the provincial borders. #TrioCrimes ML

[Keith @keithcashing]

@BradChilling @Abramjee https://t.co/0K1kOzidSP

[SA Police Service 🇿🇦 @SAPoliceService]

#sapsLIM [REPEAT OFFENDER ARRESTED WITH STOLEN R400 000 VEHICLE EN ROUTE TO BEITBRIDGE POE]

A 25-year-old South African male has been arrested in Polokwane after he was allegedly found driving a stolen vehicle towards the Beitbridge Port of Entry, following an intelligence-driven operation by the South African Police Service and private security partners.

The operation was conducted on Friday, 25 September 2026, by the Provincial Tracking Team and Provincial Investigation Unit, supported by ShadowSecure Security, Limpopo Tactical Security, and Tshimollo Security and Investigations.

The teams received information that a suspected stolen vehicle was travelling from Gauteng towards Beitbridge, allegedly with the intention of being smuggled out of the country. The teams maintained observation and intercepted a silver Chery Omoda on the N1 near Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane.

Preliminary investigations confirmed that the vehicle, valued at approximately R400 000-00, was reported stolen in Sandton, Gauteng. The suspect was immediately placed under arrest.

Further investigation revealed that the suspect had previously been arrested in March 2026 at Kranskop Tollgate while allegedly driving a stolen Range Rover towards Beitbridge. He was subsequently granted bail by the Modimolle Magistrate’s Court.

The suspect is expected to appear before the Polokwane Magistrate’s Court on Monday, 28 September 2026, facing charges of possession of a suspected stolen motor vehicle, driving a motor vehicle without a valid driver’s licence, and fraud relating to allegedly false registration plates displayed on the vehicle.

The Provincial Commissioner of Police in Limpopo, Lieutenant General Jan Scheepers, has welcomed the arrest and commended the operational teams and private security partners for their continued efforts to disrupt the movement of stolen vehicles towards the provincial borders. #TrioCrimes ML

[Keith @keithcashing]

@Web3Marxi @Abramjee You heard that he was driving towards beitbridge and made you he's Zimbabwean..he South African and he wasn't driving to jump the border

[Keith @keithcashing]

@NPhebrious @Abramjee The car thief is South African

[Thembelani Mnomiya @ThembelaniMnom1]

@pule_jones @eNCA This what happens to a country with no police patrol @SAPoliceService and a useless ANC minister

[Keith @keithcashing]

@Moniliawhla @SANRAL_za It's not a Zimbabwean company but the CEO happens to be from Zimbabwe

[Keith @keithcashing]

@MzansiFarmer That's cough syrups is banned Zimbabwe, because it contains Codeine which the youth overdose on it as a drug

[Keith @keithcashing]

@kgeremolla @helenzille That's cough syrups is banned Zimbabwe, because it contains Codeine which the youth overdose on it as a drug

[Keith @keithcashing]

@OriginalKhutso5 @LimChronicle Bought from unregulated South African pharmacies