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Firearms stolen from Kroonstad municipality building

Police in Kroonstad, Free State, are investigating the theft of firearms, ammunition and bulletproof vests at the Moqhaka Parks Municipality building. Police spokesperson Sergeant Mahlomola Kareli said the break-in likely happened at around 00:55 on Monday. A municipal employee discovered the break-in when he arrived at...

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