Items worth R250,000 were stolen from the premises.
South African Police Services spokesperson, Colonel Malesela Ledwaba said members of Lephalale Vispol Detectives and Crime Prevention Unit apprehended the suspects on October 20.
Several electrical goods were recovered during the arrest, including a circular saw, a Kauffman hammer, a Pop rivet gun, a freedom won lawnmower battery, solar panels, galvanised welded wire mesh rolls, and a bushcutter.The total worth of the retrieved items is estimated to be R55,000.
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