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Tshwane Metro Police Department The Tshwane Metro Police Department (TMPD) was established on 4 April 2002, independent from the Sou

Take note that there will be a picket on Friday, 16 October 2026 by Greater Gabon Electricity Concerned Community.
15/10/2026

Take note that there will be a picket on Friday, 16 October 2026 by Greater Gabon Electricity Concerned Community.

THE TSHWANE METRO POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE COMMISSIONER YCR FARO WISHES THE CLASS OF 2026 GOOD LUCK FOR THEIR F...
15/10/2026

THE TSHWANE METRO POLICE DEPARTMENT CHIEF OF POLICE COMMISSIONER YCR FARO WISHES THE CLASS OF 2026 GOOD LUCK FOR THEIR FINAL EXAM.

THE TSHWANE METRO POLICE DEPARTMENT REUNITED HOMELESS MAN WITH HIS FAMILY AFTER 9 YEARSThe Tshwane Metro Police Departme...
14/10/2026

THE TSHWANE METRO POLICE DEPARTMENT REUNITED HOMELESS MAN WITH HIS FAMILY AFTER 9 YEARS

The Tshwane Metro Police Department (TMPD) regional policing members in Region 4 (Centurion) successfully reunited a 38-year-old man from Limpopo with his long-lost family today, 14 October 2026

The man originally traveled to Gauteng in search of better job opportunities. However, after his employment contract terminated in 2017, he was unable to return home due to financial distress and subsequently experienced homelessness for nine years.

While on routine patrol attentive TMPD regional policing members noticed the man and engaged with him. Through their compassionate intervention and dedication to community safety and social well-being, the officers managed to trace his relatives, successfully facilitating an emotional reunion with his family.

The TMPD Management led by the Chief of Police Commissioner YCR Faro applaudes members involved for going beyond their daily enforcement duties to demonstrate true empathy, community care, and commitment in handling this case.

Issued by the TMPD Communication Unit.

TMPD INTENSIFIES ROAD SAFETY AND LAW ENFORCEMENT OPERATIONS AHEAD OF THE FESTIVE SEASONThe Tshwane Metro Police Departme...
14/10/2026

TMPD INTENSIFIES ROAD SAFETY AND LAW ENFORCEMENT OPERATIONS AHEAD OF THE FESTIVE SEASON

The Tshwane Metro Police Department (TMPD) is escalating its high-visibility law enforcement operations as the festive season approaches, to maintain law and order on public roads and ensure the safety of all residents and visitors in Tshwane.

On Monday, 12 October 2026, and Tuesday, 13 October 2026, the TMPD conducted multiple road safety operations, which yielded significant results in enforcing road traffic regulations and public transport compliance across the city.

During these operations, more than 80 Heavy Motor Vehicles (HMVs) were stopped and routed to the Akasia and Centurion weighbridges for thorough vehicle fitness and load inspections.

In addition, 12 public transport vehicles were impounded for various contraventions under the National Land Transport Act (Act 5 of 2009) and 11 pedestrians were arrested for posing a source of danger to themselves and other road users.

The TMPD remains resolute to a zero-tolerance approach toward unroadworthy vehicles, non-compliant operators, and reckless road behaviour. All road users are urged to adhere strictly to road traffic rules, exercise patience, and prioritize safety at all times.

Issued by the TMPD Communication Unit.

Clarification on false claims about the TMPD security tender.
12/10/2026

Clarification on false claims about the TMPD security tender.

12/10/2026

Traffic Advisory!!!

Please be advised that Nelson Mandela Drive (towards Railway Street) is currently flooded in both the northbound and southbound lanes due to swamp overflow.

Motorists are strongly advised to avoid the area where possible. If travel through the corridor is unavoidable, reduce speed, keep a safe distance from other vehicles, and exercise extreme caution.

Expect delays and consider using alternative routes, such as Sisulu Street and Hamilton Street until further notice.

Issued by the Tshwane Metro Police Department Communication Unit.

TMPD ARRESTED A MAN FOR POSSESSION OF AND DEALING IN DRUGS IN CENTURION On 10 October 2026, the Tshwane Metro Police Dep...
11/10/2026

TMPD ARRESTED A MAN FOR POSSESSION OF AND DEALING IN DRUGS IN CENTURION

On 10 October 2026, the Tshwane Metro Police Department (TMPD) Drug Unit arrested a 35-year-old man at Raslouw Lifestyle Centre in Centurion.

During a law enforcement operation, the suspect was found in possession of five zip-lock bags containing crystal m**hamphetamine. He was subsequently arrested for possession of and dealing in drugs.

The Tshwane Metro Police Department remains committed to combating drug-related crime, disrupting the illegal distribution of substances and ensuring the safety of communities across Tshwane.TMPDsafety

Issued by Tshwane Metro Police Department Communication Unit.

TSHWANE METRO POLICE DEPARTMENT (TMPD) DRUG UNIT ARRESTS FIVE SUSPECTS IN OPERATIONS ACROSS SOSHANGUVE, HAMMANSKRAAL AND...
10/10/2026

TSHWANE METRO POLICE DEPARTMENT (TMPD) DRUG UNIT ARRESTS FIVE SUSPECTS IN OPERATIONS ACROSS SOSHANGUVE, HAMMANSKRAAL AND ATTERIDGEVILLE FOR DRUG DEALINGS

On 09 October 2026, TMPD Drug Unit members conducted an operation in Soshanguve, where two African males were arrested for dealing in drugs. Both suspects were found in possession of crystal m**h, CAT and he**in with an estimated street value of R38,500.

While the operation was under way, members received a tip-off about a suspected drug dealing address in Hammanskraal. The information was found to be positive. One African male was arrested for dealing in drugs after being found in possession of crystal m**h.

A second suspect was arrested for interfering with the police performing their official duties. Later the same day, the same team received a further tip-off in Atteridgeville, where one African male was arrested for contravening the Medicines and Related Substances Act. The confiscated items have an estimated street value of R10,700.

In total, five suspects were arrested and drugs with an estimated street value of R51,000 were confiscated. The TMPD continues to urge community members to report drug dealing activities to the TMPD or the nearest police station.

Issued by the Tshwane Metro Police Department Communication Unit.

TMPD ARRESTED THREE AFRICAN MALES FOR POSSESSION OF DRUGS IN OLIVENHOUTBOSCH AND ROSSLYN The Tshwane Metro Police Depart...
08/10/2026

TMPD ARRESTED THREE AFRICAN MALES FOR POSSESSION OF DRUGS IN OLIVENHOUTBOSCH AND ROSSLYN

The Tshwane Metro Police Department Drug Unit has arrested two African males for possession of drugs (crystal m**h and cat) today during an operation conducted in Olievenhoutbosch.

The suspects were arrested after an operation constituted through a tip-off about individuals who are suspected of dealing in drugs in Olivenhoutbosch and nearby areas.

Furthermore, Region 1 Sector 2 members conducted a by-laws operation in Rosslyn, resulting in the arrest of a male suspect for possession of and dealing in dagga.

The TMPD remains determined to enforce law vigorously when it comes to dealing in drugs, and we will continue to target and remove all drug dealers in the City of Tshwane.

Issued by the TMPD Communication Unit.

THE TMPD ARRESTED A MALE SUSPECT FOR THE CITY OF TSHWANE ELECTRICITY STOLEN CABLES IN WALTLOO DEPOT.The Tshwane Metro Po...
08/10/2026

THE TMPD ARRESTED A MALE SUSPECT FOR THE CITY OF TSHWANE ELECTRICITY STOLEN CABLES IN WALTLOO DEPOT.

The Tshwane Metro Police Department in Region 6 Sector 1 (Mamelodi) arrested an African male at the City of Tshwane Waltloo Electricity Depot for possession of stolen property (Electricity Cables), tampering with municipal infrastructure, and trespassing on Wednesday, 7 October 2026.

The regional policing members were conducting overnight patrolling duties to safeguard the city's infrastructures when they noticed suspicious activity inside the Waltloo Electricity Depot. Upon investigation, they caught a male suspect in possession of electricity cables, which preliminary investigation revealed that the cables are the property of the City of Tshwane.

The TMPD Management, led by Chief of Police Commissioner YCR Faro, commended the officers involved for their hard work and urged the public to report any suspicious activities related to tampering with municipal infrastructure to the police, as it has a significant impact on service delivery to the community of Tshwane.

Issued by the Tshwane Metro Police Communication Unit.

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