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BREAKING: Thieves Caught on Camera Raiding Moving Delivery Truck in Tembisa Kaalfontein, Tembisa – 20 August 2026 In a brazen act of theft caught on surveillance cameras, two suspects were filmed climbing into the back of a moving delivery truck and stealing stock while the vehicle travelled through Kaalfontein in Tembisa, Gauteng. The incident came to light only after the client requested a review of the vehicle’s footage. Operators in the Control Room examined the recordings and identified the two individuals gaining access to the rear cargo compartment. While the truck continued along its route, the suspects removed stock from the load. Further analysis of the video showed that the rear cargo doors had been left unsecured, giving the thieves easy entry to the contents. As soon as the theft was confirmed, Control Room staff preserved the critical segments of footage and immediately handed them over to the client as evidence for further investigation and potential police action. The video has begun circulating on social media, shared by vehicle tracking and dashcam accounts, highlighting yet another instance of cargo theft occurring in transit in the East Rand area. No arrests have been reported at this stage. Authorities have not yet released further details on the value of the stolen stock or the identity of the suspects. The case underlines ongoing concerns about cargo security on South African roads and the vital role of continuous monitoring and properly secured vehicles in preventing opportunistic theft. Investigations are continuing. #TSAnews #TSA
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