Phikwe is next in shaming of suspects

Wednesday, November 15, 2017

SELEBI-PHIKWE: Assistant Commissioner of Botswana Police, Pelontle Kesupile has said they have taken a deliberate decision to shame crime perpetrators by publicising all the scenes and warned that Selebi-Phikwe is next.

Speaking during Mabothaphofu Crime Prevention Cluster (MCPC) launch recently, Kesupile said drug dealers must know that the raids that are taking place in Gaborone will soon start in the mining town.

“I am just giving them a chance to put their houses in order. We know where they are, but it is unfortunate that we will not announce the date when we will pounce on them. This includes those illegally possessing ammunitions,” he said.

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Phikwe is next in shaming of suspects

SELEBI-PHIKWE: Assistant Commissioner of Botswana Police, Pelontle Kesupile has said they have taken a deliberate decision to shame crime perpetrators by publicising all the scenes and warned that Selebi-Phikwe is next.

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