Burglary, house breaking and theft torment Mmopane

Simon Manthe
Simon Manthe

The level of crimes such as burglary, house breaking and theft remains a concern at Mmopane. As a village that is fast turning into a place of luxurious houses and cars owned by wealthy residents who commute to and from Gaborone, Mmopane has become the target for criminals.

The once quiet village has now become less peaceful as inhabitants live in constant fear and no longer enjoy the comfort of their homes. It has become a crime haven keeping men and women (the police) in navy blue on their toes.

To that end, the Mmopane leadership with the help of the Botswana Police Service, has stepped up patrols and warn residents to be more aware of security following strings of burglary and house breaking incidents in the area.

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