Suspects to appear in Mossel Bay Magistrate's Court for dealing in drugs

11 April 2021 | From Arrive Alive


The eradication of drugs remains a high priority in the Western Cape as it contributes to the moral degeneration of our society. We, therefore, continue with every effort, especially with our intelligence-driven approach and the strategic deployment of members to tighten our grip on the illicit drug trade in our province. This is evident with four suspects who had been charged with dealing in drugs (Mandrax) who is currently in detention in Mossel Bay

SAPS holding cells follow their arrest in the early hours of Friday, 09 April 2021.

Da Gamaskop Cluster Crime Combating Team assisted by Provincial Traffic officials were strategically deployed on secondary roads within the Da Gamaskop Cluster Rural sector, followed intelligence received from their neighbouring cluster of a suspicious red LDV en-route whose occupants might be involved in illicit activities. Members flagged down the vehicle to stop on the Kleinberg road, but the driver evaded the members and sped off.

Eventually members pursued the vehicle and managed to stop the vehicle with four occupants and upon searching the vehicle, found 670 full size, 40 half and 77 quarter Mandrax Tablets and more than R22 000.00 in cash, concealed in the vehicle.

The drugs that are believed to be destined for the local lucrative drug market, is estimated at approximately R70 000.00 (seventy thousand) in street value. The drugs, money and the bakkie was confiscated and handed in as evidence.

A total of four suspects between the ages 20 and 60 are scheduled to make their first court appearance in the Mossel Bay Magistrates’ court on Monday, 12 April 2021 on a charge of Dealing in Drugs.

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