Share

BOKSBURG HOSTEL RAID FAKE NEWS!

accreditation
A screengrab of the video making rounds on social media.
A screengrab of the video making rounds on social media.

The South African Police Service (SAPS) in Gauteng has noted with concern various social media posts spreading "false information".

A message and a video clip is doing the rounds on social media, falsely claiming that Boksburg Hostel residents were arrested.

The message says 22 people were arrested linked to heists in the province.

"40 linked to farm murders, household robberies, R47mil found, 76 Zimbabweans, 44 Mozambicans, 120 Nigerians in a one day Operation," Captain Mavela Masondo said.

Masondo said the police wish to confirm that that this is fake news and in fact, it is mischievous.

"Social Media users have been cautioned on numerous previous occasions to refrain from irresponsible behaviour on social media, even if it is their personal accounts and devices," Masondo said.


Get the best in Soccer, News and Lifestyle content with SNL24 PLUS
For 14 free days, you can have access to the best from Soccer Laduma, KickOff, Daily Sun, TrueLove and Drum. Thereafter you will be billed R29 per month. You can cancel anytime and if you cancel within 14 days you won't be billed.
Subscribe to SNL24 PLUS
heading
description
username
Show Comments ()
Voting Booth
What's one thing you wish you had?
Please select an option Oops! Something went wrong, please try again later.
Results
Money
57% - 4 votes
A successful business
14% - 1 votes
A house
29% - 2 votes
A car
0% - 0 votes
A job
0% - 0 votes
Vote
Let us know what you think

Contact the People’s Paper with feedback on stories and how we could make dailysun.co.za even better!

Learn more
Do you have a story for the People’s Paper?

Click below to contact our news desk and share your story with SunLand!

Let's do it!