IN PICS | Police minister Bheki Cele visits slain teen's family in Soshanguve

Police Minister Bheki Cele's visit to the Phalane family in Soshanguve Block UU, following the tragic shooting of Ditebogo Junior Phalane by car hijackers, has stirred hope in the community. Cele's subsequent deployment of a comprehensive police force to Block P, known as "Jukulyn," aims to curb rampant crime, providing solace to residents battling safety concerns. The community's strong turnout reflects their eagerness for lasting stability, signaling a unified resolve to combat the crime wave threatening their daily lives in Soshanguve, north of Pretoria.

May 14 2024. Police minister Bheki Cele visits Ditebogo Junior Phalane’s family in Soshanguve Block UU. Ditebogo was shot dead by thugs who hijacked his father’s car outside their residence in Soshanguve, north of Pretoria. After the visit Cele announced the deployment of a multi discipline police force in Block P, better known as “Jukulyn”. The community came out in high numbers in the hope that the minister's intervention will bring about stability in the area that is plagued by crime. Picture. Thapelo Morebudi
May 14 2024. Police minister Bheki Cele visits Ditebogo Junior Phalane’s family in Soshanguve Block UU. Ditebogo was shot dead by thugs who hijacked his father’s car outside their residence in Soshanguve, north of Pretoria. After the visit Cele announced the deployment of a multi discipline police force in Block P, better known as “Jukulyn”. The community came out in high numbers in the hope that the minister's intervention will bring about stability in the area that is plagued by crime. Picture. Thapelo Morebudi (Thapelo Morebudi)

Police minister Bheki Cele's visit to the Phalane family in Soshanguve Block UU, after the tragic shooting of Ditebogo Phalane by car hijackers, has stirred hope in the community.

Cele's subsequent deployment of a comprehensive police force to Block P, known as “Jukulyn,” aims to curb rampant crime, providing solace to residents battling safety concerns.

The community's strong turnout reflects their eagerness for lasting stability, signalling a unified resolve to combat the crime wave threatening their daily lives in Soshanguve, north of Pretoria.

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