JP Smith says persistence of illegal firearms in Cape Town is 'hugely problematic'

JP Smith says persistence of illegal firearms in Cape Town is 'hugely problematic'
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Cape Town - The City of Cape Town said nearly half of the arrests made by Traffic Services in the past week were linked to illegal street racing operations – with drunk driving and reckless and negligent driving also featured prominently.
The City of Cape Town’s three enforcement agencies made 198 arrests between them in the past week.
Cape Town Traffic Services were responsible for 79 of these arrests.
A deeper dive into the statistics show:
46% of all arrests were made during operations focusing on illegal street racing.

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