Burglary, house breaking and theft still top crime

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In the midst of COVID-19 and curfew, the level of crime such as burglary, house breaking and theft remain concerns in greater Gaborone.

Following a surge in such crimes, Police have urged residents to exercise be vigilance in their homes to protect their property as break-ins spiral out of control. Even though the numbers have dipped in some areas the police said theft remains a concern and therefore callied on members of the public to unite by forming neighborhood watch groups.

This is according to information provided by station commanders of Broadhurst, and Gaborone West, Superintendent Obusitswe Lokae and Onious Madziba.

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