Mighty Tactical Reaction Service

28/05/2026

Eid Mubarak 🌙✨

23/05/2026

THREE SPIKING-RELATED INCIDENTS REPORTED IN POLOKWANE

Motorists are warned to stay alert as tyre spiking incidents have been reported around town. On Thursday, three cases occurred on the bridge going out on Silicon Road, Soetdoring Road, and Louis Trichardt Road.

Drivers are urged not to stop if they spot suspicious objects on the road. Keep driving until you reach a safe location.

“Our car hit one of the spikes on the bridge going out on Silicon Road,” so everyone is urged to stay vigilant and drive carefully.”

11/05/2026

Members of the Provincial Flying Squad successfully arrested a 39-year-old suspect for common robbery following a swift response during routine patrol duties in the Polokwane CBD on Sunday, 10 May 2026.

Police were conducting routine patrols in identified hotspot areas when they noticed a robbery in progress at the corner of Rissik and Paul Kruger Streets. The members immediately intervened, prompting the suspects to flee in different directions.

A foot chase ensued, leading to the successful arrest of one suspect at the scene. The victim was assisted and no injuries were reported.

The suspect has been charged with common robbery and is expected to appear before the Polokwane Magistrate’s Court, on Tuesday, 12 May 2026.

10/05/2026

Moms are the ultimate tactical force: tough enough for any challenge, tender enough for any comfort. Thank you for being the quiet, constant heroes of our lives. You make us strong. Happy Mother's Day

08/05/2026

The Provincial Commissioner of Limpopo, Lieutenant General Thembi Hadebe has noted with concern the circulation of false and misleading information on various social media platforms claiming that a two-year-old Omphile Sethole has been found deceased.

She wishes to state that this information is untrue and the baby girl has not been found and the search for the missing toddler is ongoing.

Omphile disappeared from her home in Ga-Mabuela village in the early hours of Saturday 02 May 2026. Tinmyne Police opened cases of housebreaking at residential premises and kidnapping after the child’s 52 year-old grandmother discovered her missing at about 06:00 with an open window in the room. At the time of her disappearance, Omphile was wearing a pink jersey and black tights.

Lieutenant General Hadebe has strongly condemned the spread of misinformation and cautioned that it causes unnecessary distress to the family and undermines ongoing police efforts.

“The sharing of false reports on social media is not only irresponsible but also criminal. It creates panic and diverts public attention from the real facts. I urge all members of the public to refrain from posting or sharing unverified information about this sensitive case. Our team is working tirelessly to unmask this suspect of this senseless crime targeting our children” she said.

Police appeal to the public to continue assisting with the search and providing credible information that can lead to the safe return of Omphile to her family.

Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Omphile Sethole is urgently requested to contact the Investigating Officer Sergeant Moshe Mashaba on 082 319 9448 or number on 08600 10111 or nearest police station or .

Police investigations are continuing.

Tinmyne Police in Limpopo have launched a major search operation after a 2-year-old girl, Omphile Sethole, was allegedly kidnapped from her home in Ga-Mabuela village during the early hours of Saturday, 02 May 2026.

According to police, the child’s 52-year-old grandmother woke up at around 02:00 to go to the bathroom and took Omphile with her before returning to bed.

When she woke again at approximately 06:00, the toddler was missing and a window in the room had been found open.

Family members and neighbours immediately searched the surrounding area but were unable to find the child, prompting them to alert police.

Cases of housebreaking and kidnapping have since been opened, while officers continue searching for both the missing toddler and the unknown suspect.

At the time of her disappearance, Omphile was wearing a pink jersey and black tights.

Limpopo Provincial Commissioner Lieutenant General Thembi Hadebe said all available resources had been mobilised to locate the child and bring her home safely.

Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Omphile Sethole or the suspect is urged to contact Sergeant Moshe Mashaba on 082 319 9448, Crime Stop on 08600 10111, the nearest police station or use the MySAPS App.

07/05/2026

A chilling dashcam video of a truck hijacking in Delmas,
Mpumalanga, has surfaced after a driver was attacked by three men he had picked up on Wednesday night.

The footage shows the suspects travelling inside the truck cab before suddenly turning violent.

One attacker grabs the driver from behind while another attempts to take control of the steering wheel.

Truck hijackings involving fake hitchhikers or stranded passengers remain a common tactic used by criminal syndicates targeting freight vehicles.

Suspects often wait for isolated stretches of road before overpowering drivers and hijacking the truck.

Despite company policies banning passengers, some drivers still take the risk out of sympathy or for extra cash,
a decision that can quickly turn deadly.

06/05/2026

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Police have made a major drug bust at Durban harbour. R13-million worth of co***ne was discovered hidden in a bus shipped from South America.

06/05/2026

Police in Polokwane have launched a manhunt for unknown suspects, following the murder of a 31-year-old man who was allegedly assaulted on Saturday, 02 May 2026, at approximately 23:30, next to a restaurant on Thabo Mbeki Street in Polokwane.

Police received a complaint regarding a male person, who had been seriously assaulted and was already admitted to a local hospital for medical treatment.

Upon arrival at the hospital, police found the victim with severe injuries and unable to communicate. Information was later received that the victim had unfortunately succumbed to his injuries. Consequently, the case of Assault GBH has been upgraded to Murder.

The suspects are currently unknown, and investigations are ongoing.

Anyone with information that can assist in the arrest of the suspects is urged to contact the Investigating Officer, Sergeant Kgadima Mampa, on 081 814 4833, or the nearest police station, or call the number 08600 10111.

05/05/2026

Ramagatsi Isaac Molefi (41)

Police in Klerksdorp, North West, are appealing to the public for assistance in locating 41-year-old Ramagatsi Isaac Molefi, also known as Mazaza, who is wanted in connection with an ATM fraud syndicate.

Molefi is alleged to be part of a group that targets bank clients at ATMs by distracting them and stealing their bank cards, which are then used to withdraw cash.

He was previously arrested and appeared in court, where he was granted bail, but failed to return to the Klerksdorp Regional Court last week.

Authorities confirmed that Molefi has a history of theft-related offences, with convictions dating back to 2019, raising concerns about repeat criminal activity.

Police are urging anyone with information that could assist in tracking him down to come forward. Members of the public can contact the investigating officer, Warrant Officer Connie Nepgen, the Klerksdorp Detectives, or the branch commander. Anonymous tips can also be submitted via the MySAPS app or by calling Crime Stop.

The police stress that community cooperation is critical in ensuring Molefi is located and brought back before court.

03/05/2026

Tinmyne Police in Limpopo have launched a major search operation after a 2-year-old girl, Omphile Sethole, was allegedly kidnapped from her home in Ga-Mabuela village during the early hours of Saturday, 02 May 2026.

According to police, the child’s 52-year-old grandmother woke up at around 02:00 to go to the bathroom and took Omphile with her before returning to bed.

When she woke again at approximately 06:00, the toddler was missing and a window in the room had been found open.

Family members and neighbours immediately searched the surrounding area but were unable to find the child, prompting them to alert police.

Cases of housebreaking and kidnapping have since been opened, while officers continue searching for both the missing toddler and the unknown suspect.

At the time of her disappearance, Omphile was wearing a pink jersey and black tights.

Limpopo Provincial Commissioner Lieutenant General Thembi Hadebe said all available resources had been mobilised to locate the child and bring her home safely.

Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Omphile Sethole or the suspect is urged to contact Sergeant Moshe Mashaba on 082 319 9448, Crime Stop on 08600 10111, the nearest police station or use the MySAPS App.