Crime Decreases In Monarch

Monday, January 30, 2017

FRANCISTOWN: Crime in the notorious old location of Monarch has decreased. This is according to the Francistown Central police station commander Superintendent Lebalang Maniki.

Monarch has been for a long time been one of the crime-infested low-income locations of the city. It seems things are changing for the better.

Speaking during a Kgotla meeting at Monarch customary court recently, Maniki said that atrocious crimes especially murder, robbery, house breaking and others in the location declined last year.

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