Picture: The suspected stolen goats seized by the police/Supplied
By BAKANG MOKOTO
3 December 2024- More than 126 goats estimated to the value of R315 000, were recovered by the Kimberley Stock Theft and Endangered Species Unit in Kimberley on 1 December 2024.
It is alleged that the goats were stolen from the Klein Kareem Farm, outside Kimberley.
The Northern Cape police spokesperson, Colonel Cherelle Ehlers said it was reported that the complainant noticed that the padlock of the enclosure was believed to be broken and the goats had been stolen. Ehlers said investigations led to the recovery of 19 goats, with an estimated value of R47 000 on the Griekwastad road, outside Kimberley.
“Perseverance by the members resulted in the recovery of 95 goats with an estimated value of R237 000, near Platfontein on 2 December 2024. The owner was informed and positively identified the tattoo markings on the goats.
“Investigations are continuing and no arrest has been made yet. Anyone with information can contact the investigating officer, Sergeant Lerato Phiri at 082 495 0736. Information can also be relayed via the MySAPS app or 08600 10111,” she said.
The Guardian 