Members of the Bomb Disposal Unit were called to a scene in Durbanville last night (Saturday, 25 May 2019) where explosives, ammunition and ivory were found.
At about 14:00, members of Cape Town K9 unit responded to a request for assistance in Francis Albert Street, Durbanville. According to the members, the son of a man who died in the month of April this year, asked them to accompany him to his father’s house. There the members opened a firearm safe in the garage and found licenced firearms (two hunting rifles, one shotgun and one revolver).
The members also found ammunition, two elephant tusks and a stack of explosives. The deceased previously worked for Denel and Sita. The circumstances of the discovery are now under investigation.
Cache of explosives, ivory and ammunition found in Durbanville https://t.co/E3kSjcsQL7 #ArriveAlive @SAPoliceService pic.twitter.com/qN8e2AGe15
— Arrive Alive (@_ArriveAlive) May 27, 2019