Petty Crimes Plague Tlokweng

Monday, February 01, 2021

Not even curfews are keeping sticky fingers away as criminals are still hatching new plans to make their hit on the next target whose movement has been restricted by the coronavirus health protocols.

The once calm Tlokweng has now turned into a haven for criminals. According to the police, the village is experiencing an upsurge in crime that has left law-abiding residents in constant fear of their lives.

Residents’ goods are stolen every day, whether day or night and not even the comfort of their homes can keep them safe as the perpetrators also find a way of breaking into their houses even in their presence.

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Petty Crimes Plague Tlokweng

Not even curfews are keeping sticky fingers away as criminals are still hatching new plans to make their hit on the next target whose movement has been restricted by the coronavirus health protocols.