Footprints lead to suspects' arrest

01 January 2018 - 11:03
By Nico Gous
The two 35-year-old suspects had an illegal gun in their possession. The police traced their footprints to the farm Toadshoop.
Image: 123RF/ scanrail Arrest The two 35-year-old suspects had an illegal gun in their possession. The police traced their footprints to the farm Toadshoop.

Talk about following in someone’s footsteps. Police in Vorstershoop near Vryburg in the North West arrested two suspects at about 11am on.

“The pair was nabbed after the curious police who were on patrol came across suspicious shoe print tracks near Nuutbegin Game Reserve and followed them‚” police spokesperson Sergeant Kelebogile Moleko said.

The two 35-year-old suspects had an illegal gun in their possession. The police traced their footprints to the farm Toadshoop.

“The suspects were arrested after they failed to account for the firearm as well as their presence on the farm.”

The suspects are expected to appear in the Vryburg Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday for possession of an illegal firearm.

North West Provincial Commissioner Lieutenant-General Baile Motswenyane commended the police officers.