POLOKWANE IN A HIGH TARGET BY CRIMINALS

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Coin Security  spokesperson : David Makamu



Four armed men got away with three boxes of money in a cash heist in polokwane on Monday. The robbers attacked Coin Security guards while they were climbing into a security van after picking up money in Grobler Street at about 11:00 in the morning. The men with guns held them up and took three cash boxes. The robbers opened fire on the guards but no one was injured. The men fled in a silver Audi A4 with Gauteng number plates.

By reading this part of a report, as a Public relations practitioner point of view, I can say without a doubt that Polokwane is a corrupt society.  Each and every day when we listen to a radio, watch a television, or read newspapers, we hear about such different and shocking news and instead of all this to decrease, it keeps on increasing in such a way a person can image. Point is, who are these people making Polokwane a place to be so hard to imagine and what is it that can be done to end all these cases and that is our government putting much of its effort on their strategies of fighting crime? These robbers were travelling in a silver Audi with a Gauteng number plate, meaning they may not be people from Limpopo but Gauteng.

 Polokwane must start working on these kinds of issues and come up with some useful plans on to how they can stop people to undermine its authorities and again gain its respect just like old times. By doing this, people from different places in the country may stop considering it as the first priority where they can commit murders, rob people and so on. Polokwane is no longer a safe place and if it doesn’t work through this, it will end up being in danger of having many criminals residing on it just to do their crime scenes.