Criminals run amok in Tlokweng
Tuesday, February 27, 2018
Speaking at a Tlokweng sub-district council meeting yesterday, council chairperson Nnaniki Nkwe said, “A number of criminal activities such as noise, illegal shebeens, illegal immigrants and illegal dumping of waste still continue to escalate. On other issues, our police station is currently challenged by most illegal immigrants taking long in the holding cells before repatriation to their own countries and that creates a lot of cell blockages and congestion in the police holdings”.
She said the immigration personnel responsible for their collection takes long to collect hence shortage of accommodation and space.
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