CAP

05/06/2026

CAP Newsflash: 3 Suspects Arrested Following a House Robbery in Glenhazel

Date: 04 June 2026
Location: Glenhazel

On 4 June 2026 , victims were held up by armed suspects at their residential premises in Glenhazel. During the incident, one victim was assaulted and the suspects fled with household items and the victim's vehicle. The victim was treated at the scene and transported to hospital, where they are expected to make a full recovery.

Following extensive investigations conducted throughout the early hours of the morning and into the day, a coordinated operation involving CAP Specialised Operations, Tracker Connect, SAPS Gauteng TRT, and the Gauteng Traffic Police Airwing successfully traced the suspects.

As a result, three suspects were arrested in connection with the incident. The stolen vehicle was recovered and a secondary vehicle linked to the suspects was also seized.

This operation serves as a clear warning: think twice before you attempt crime in CAP areas. Criminals are not welcome in CAP protected communities.

We extend our thanks to all responding personnel and supporting partners for their swift action, professionalism and coordination throughout this operation.

Residents are encouraged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious persons, vehicles, or unusual activity to the CAP Control Room on 0861 227 227 immediately.

Further updates will be communicated as information becomes available.

04/06/2026

Proud to be part of the Sandringham High Schools transformation through EduSafe, a CAP-initiated project to help restore safer, cleaner and more functional school environments. This is what partnership in action looks like!

Something really special is happening at Sandringham High School, and it’s all because a community decided not to look away 🙏🏽

A group of past learners came together and started rebuilding their old school after it had slowly fallen into disrepair over the years.

We’re talking about the basics… broken toilets, no running water, an abandoned swimming pool, damaged classrooms. The kind of things that make learning really difficult for over 1,200 learners.

But instead of waiting for someone else to fix it, they stepped in. And little by little, things started changing.

The pool has been brought back. Toilets restored. Water systems installed. Classrooms repaired. And more importantly… pride has started coming back into the school.

And that’s really the heart of it.

This wasn’t just about fixing buildings. It was about showing learners that they matter. That their environment matters. That their future matters.

Link to the full story here: https://www.goodthingsguy.com/past-learners-community-save-sandringham-high-school/

02/06/2026

CAP Newsflash: Suspects Arrested in 26 Minutes Following Crime in Dunvegan

Date: 02 June 2026
Location: Dunvegan

Dear Residents,

On 2 June 2026, at approximately 16:00PM, perpetrators entered the Dunvegan Secure Village area and committed a crime against a resident. During the incident, the victim sustained injuries.

CAP immediately activated a coordinated response. Using camera infrastructure and operational resources, the suspects’ vehicle was identified and tracked in real time, enabling responding teams to close in on their route. The vehicle was successfully located, and three suspects were apprehended in Alexandra. SAPS is currently on scene processing the arrests and continuing with the investigation.

Medical assistance was arranged for the victim, and we wish them a swift and full recovery from their injuries.

This operation serves as a clear warning: think twice before you attempt crime in CAP areas. Criminals are not welcome in CAP protected communities.

We thank all responding personnel and community members who assisted through swift reporting and support.

Residents are encouraged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious persons, vehicles, or activity to the CAP Control Room on 0861 227 227.

19/05/2026

CAP NEWSFLASH: 3 Headlight Theft Suspects Arrested
19 May 2026

On 19 May 2026, CAP teams were alerted to a vehicle linked to headlight theft in the Greenside area.

The CAP Special Intervention Unit, supported by CAP Tactical and Special Operations, worked in coordination with JMPD to track and locate the suspects as the vehicle moved through the northern suburbs. The suspects were intercepted in Norwood, resulting in the arrest of all three individuals.

Operations of this nature are critical in disrupting organised theft networks, removing repeat offenders from circulation, and preventing further attacks on vehicles and property across our suburbs.

CAP reminds residents that rapid reporting is essential in enabling fast, targeted responses that lead to successful outcomes. Suspicious behaviour should be reported immediately to the CAP Control Room on 0861 227 227.

Regards,
The CAP Team

19/05/2026

Cheltondale Park is more than just a park — it’s a shared space for community, connection and possibility. Thank you to everyone who joined us at our fundraiser and helped launch this vision. We’d love to hear your ideas too — what would your dream Cheltondale Park include?

19/05/2026

Cheltondale Park is more than just a park — it’s a shared space for community, connection and possibility. Thank you to everyone who joined us at our fundraiser and helped launch this vision. We’d love to hear your ideas too — what would your dream Cheltondale Park include?

15/05/2026

CAP Newsflash: Operational Success
14 May 2026
Observatory, Johannesburg

House break-in suspects arrested minutes after committing crimes
* Four (4) suspects arrested
* One (1) suspect motor vehicle seized
* Stolen items recovered

Units involved
* SAPS DPC Tracking Team
* SAPS Johannesburg K9
* CAP Specialised Operations
* Tracker Connect

Report
Information was received regarding suspects involved in house break-ins and house robberies around the Johannesburg northern suburbs, utilizing a Toyota Condor.

Further intelligence was gathered, and teams were deployed after information was received that the suspects were actively committing crimes in the area.

The teams were subsequently notified that the suspects had committed a house break-in at a residential property in Corlett Gardens, Bramley Park.

The team managed to locate the suspect vehicle, a white Toyota Condor, with four (4) occupants observed inside the vehicle.

The operational plan was executed and the vehicle was stopped. All four (4) suspects were successfully contained and arrested.

Multiple stolen items, including electronic devices, were found inside the vehicle.

The scene was processed accordingly. The vehicle has been booked in at the designated VCIU pound for safeguarding and further investigation.

Arrests and seizures
* Four (4) suspects arrested
* Toyota Condor used in the commission of a crime
* Multiple stolen household and electronic items recovered
* House break-in implements recovered
* Cellphones recovered

Further investigation is underway, as the suspects are linked to various crimes committed.

Regards,
The CAP Team

10/05/2026

Wishing all the amazing mothers out there a very Happy Mother's Day 💛

09/05/2026

CAP Edusafe transforms more than Sandringham High School’s facilities…

Over the past year, CAP Edusafe, together with the Jeppe High Scool for Boys and its Alumni, Gauteng Department of Education, community members, government stakeholders, private partners and Sandringham High School alumni, has worked to restore and revitalise Sandringham High School.

What was once neglected has been transformed into spaces where learners can once again feel proud - this forms a core part of our Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design initiative - improving spaces to make them safer.

From upgraded classrooms and restored facilities to improved safety, perimeter security and ongoing precinct support, this initiative represents more than infrastructure.

It represents belief.

Belief that every child deserves to learn in an environment that is safe, cared for and dignified.

The most powerful moment was not only the physical transformation, but the pride and hope reflected in the students themselves.

This is the power of collaboration.
This is the power of community, this is why CAP is proud to be a core part of this program, and grateful to all of our partners.

07/05/2026

CAP Newsflash: Multi-Disciplinary Response Leads to Arrests
7 May 2026

Last night, 6 May 2026, at approximately 20:44 five suspects, two of which were armed, driving a white Toyota Etios robbed a butchery in Norwood and kidnapped a member of staff.

CAP was alerted to the incident and immediately deployed our Field Collections and Intelligence teams to the scene. Our teams worked throughout the evening and into the early hours of this morning identifying leads in an attempt to trace and locate the victim. We are relieved to confirm that the victim was freed earlier this morning.

Information obtained by CAP through our investigation identifying those responsible was relayed to the SAPS. In response, a coordinated multi-disciplinary team was assembled involving:

SAPS Gauteng TRT
SAPS DPC Tracking Team
Gauteng Traffic Police Airwing
Tracker Connect
CAP specialised operations

The team carried out an operation this morning which has resulted in the arrest of three suspects as well as the seizure of the vehicle believed to have been used in the commission of the crime.

Follow-up operations and investigations remain ongoing, with teams recovering a firearm, the victim’s cellphone, cash and number plates associated with the suspects’ vehicle.

CAP extends its appreciation to all law enforcement and operational partners involved in the rapid response and coordinated efforts that contributed to these developments.

Regards,
The CAP Team