Limpopo cops seize illegal cigarettes worth R2.25m via TheCitizen_News
Spokesperson for the police in Limpopo, Brigadier Motlafela Mojapelo, said the confiscation and arrests came after police intensified their operations across the province.
“I am proud to announce our operations yielded positive results. We were able to arrest twenty-two suspects during the operation and confiscated illicit cigarettes worth more than R2 million.” “The arrested suspects were operating in Lephalale, Musina, Modimolle, Tshilwavhusikhu, Mphephu, Makhado and Tuinplaas policing areas,” said Mojapelo.
“In Lephalale, two suspects aged 26 and 30 were arrested on 12 June. The arrest was made when a blue Ford Fiesta was spotted along the R518 road between Lephalale and Marken.
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