Multiple Arrests in Uitenhage This Month– Atlas Security & SAPS Ensure Safety
Crime
Atlas Security, in collaboration with SAPS and local stakeholders, has successfully apprehended multiple suspects involved in criminal activities across Uitenhage this month. These arrests highlight the effectiveness of community involvement and swift response efforts in ensuring safety and security in the area.
Arrest – Damage to Infrastructure
Union Avenue, Uitenhage A vigilant public member alerted authorities about a suspect walking while pulling an orange trolley carrying stolen manhole covers. Atlas Security officers swiftly responded and apprehended the suspect. SAPS was dispatched, and the suspect was detained.
A municipal representative for infrastructure damage, confirmed that three manhole covers were stolen overnight in Maitland Street, Van Riebeeck Hoogte. He proceeded to SAPS to open a case on behalf of the municipality.
Arrest – Break-In at Popular Butchery
Penford, Uitenhage Alarm signals were received from the butchery. Upon arrival, Bravo 57 observed that suspects had smashed the front door glass. One suspect attempted to flee but was successfully apprehended.
The client arrived on-site and reviewed the CCTV footage, positively identifying the suspect. SAPS units were present at the scene. A case was opened, and the suspect was taken into custody.
Arrest – Possession of an Unlicensed Firearm
Cradock Street, Central, Uitenhage A distress call was received from the client, reporting a suspect on-site threatening a scrapyard worker with a firearm. A brave worker managed to disarm the suspect before security and SAPS arrived.
Authorities secured the scene, and a case was opened for possession of an unlicensed firearm and ammunition. The suspect was detained, and no injuries were reported.
Atlas Security commends the quick action of public members, clients, and law enforcement in these arrests. These incidents serve as a reminder of the importance of community vigilance and collaboration in keeping Uitenhage safe.
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The Old Trick Is Back: Why Your Power Going Off Could Be The First Sign Of A Break-In
July 14, 2026
It is a familiar and painful scene. A family returns from a weekend away, or a business owner unlocks up on a Monday morning, only to find that their property has been ransacked. Drawers pulled open, rooms searched from corner to corner, and no obvious sign of forced entry from the street. For our teams on the ground, this pattern has become increasingly familiar in recent months, and it almost always starts the same way: with the power quietly switched off.
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