Tshwane Metro Police Department

Tshwane Metro Police Department The Tshwane Metro Police Department (TMPD) was established on 4 April 2002, independent from the Sou

Traffic Alert!!! The Tshwane Metro Police Department (TMPD) advises the public that Maltzan Street at WF Nkomo Street in...
06/06/2026

Traffic Alert!!!

The Tshwane Metro Police Department (TMPD) advises the public that Maltzan Street at WF Nkomo Street in Pretoria West will be closed today, 06 June 2026. Maltzan Street will remain closed until further notice due to road construction.

Motorists are cautioned when driving in the area and should use alternative routes where possible until work is completed. Motorists may use alternative routes such as:

• Charlotte Maxeke Street
• Souter Street
• Vom Hagen Road
• Eskia Mphahlele Drive
• Rebecca Street

Motorists are advised to exercise caution and patience while driving to their destinations.

Issued by Tshwane Metro Police Department Communication Unit.

TMPD DRUG UNIT SEIZES NARCOTICS, ARRESTS TWO SUSPECTS IN HERCULES On 04 June 2026, the Tshwane Metro Police Department (...
04/06/2026

TMPD DRUG UNIT SEIZES NARCOTICS, ARRESTS TWO SUSPECTS IN HERCULES

On 04 June 2026, the Tshwane Metro Police Department (TMPD) Drug Unit officers successfully arrested drug dealers following a tip-off from TMPD's Radio Control Unit (331) complaint about a man allegedly selling drugs near KFC franchise in Hercules and a team was immediately assembled to investigate.

On arrival, officers conducted observations and engaged with a male matching the description. While speaking to him, a second male arrived in a vehicle. Searches of the suspect and the vehicle uncovered suspected narcotics identified as nyaope and crystal m**hamphetamine in the vehicle.

Two adult males were immediately arrested following discovery of the suspected drugs and the exhibits have been seized for further forensic analysis and investigation. The suspects were detained at a local police station.

TMPD thanks residents who report suspicious activities, your information helps keep our communities safer. We remain committed to proactive policing and partnerships with the public to disrupt drug distribution and related crimes.

Issued by Tshwane Metro Police Department Communication Unit.

Media Advisory!!! Tshwane Metro Police Department advises the public of a road closure today, 4 June 2026 on WF Nkomo St...
04/06/2026

Media Advisory!!!

Tshwane Metro Police Department advises the public of a road closure today, 4 June 2026 on WF Nkomo Street westbound between Eskia Mphahlele Drive and Retief Street in Pretoria West will be closed from 11:00 until further notice due to road construction.

Motorists are advised to avoid the area and use alternative routes until work is completed. Motorists may use alternative routes such as:

• Charlotte Maxeke Street
• Souter Street
• Chirstoffel Street
• Luttig Street
• Vom Hagen Road

Issued by Tshwane Metro Police Department Communication Unit.

The Tshwane Metro Police Department (TMPD) Public Transport Unit conducted targeted enforcement operations across the ci...
04/06/2026

The Tshwane Metro Police Department (TMPD) Public Transport Unit conducted targeted enforcement operations across the city on 02 and 03 June 2026, resulting in the impoundment of 38 vehicles for operating without valid permits.

On 02 June 2026, TMPD officers carried out operations across the city, including Atteridgeville, where 18 vehicles were impounded for contravening permit requirements. Operations continued on 03 June 2026 in the Pretoria CBD, where a further 20 vehicles were impounded for the same offence.

These enforcement actions form part of TMPD’s ongoing efforts to improve road safety, ensure compliance with public transport regulations, and protect commuters. Vehicles found operating without valid permits are impounded and processed in accordance with applicable bylaws and NLTA regulations.

Public transport vehicle owners are encouraged to license their vehicles and ensure all documentation is valid. Operators found non-compliant may be subject to fines and administrative action.

Issued by: Tshwane Metro Police Department Communications Unit.

STREETS THAT WILL BE AFFECTED BY A MARCH ON THURSDAY, 04 JUNE 2026 BY TSWAING VIEE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FORUM.
03/06/2026

STREETS THAT WILL BE AFFECTED BY A MARCH ON THURSDAY, 04 JUNE 2026 BY TSWAING VIEE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FORUM.

TSHWANE METRO POLICE DEPARTMENT ARRESTS 31 SUSPECTS FOR CONTRAVENING THE LAWThe Tshwane Metro Police Department (TMPD) R...
03/06/2026

TSHWANE METRO POLICE DEPARTMENT ARRESTS 31 SUSPECTS FOR CONTRAVENING THE LAW

The Tshwane Metro Police Department (TMPD) Region 2 Sector 2 conducted a by-law compliance and immigration enforcement operation in Ward 5, Dr Swanepoel, on 2 June 2026. The objective of an operation was to ensure compliance with municipal by-laws and verify that foreign nationals residing within the municipality possess the required legal documentation.

As a result of the operation, 13 foreign nationals were arrested for contravening the Immigration Act. In a separate enforcement action, the TMPD Pedestrian Unit arrested 18 pedestrians on the N1 North and surrounding areas for illegally crossing or loitering on the freeway,a conduct that constitute danger to motorists and other road users.

TMPD reaffirmed its commitment to enforcing the law, promoting public safety, and ensuring compliance with municipal by-laws and national legislation. The department also urged community members to obey the law and avoid unsafe behaviour on public roads.

Issued by Tshwane Metro Police Department Communication Unit.

The Tshwane Metro Police Department (TMPD) Tactical Unit members arrested a 28-year-old male suspect for possession of u...
02/06/2026

The Tshwane Metro Police Department (TMPD) Tactical Unit members arrested a 28-year-old male suspect for possession of unlicensed firearm and ammunition in Ga-Rankuwa on Monday, 01 June 2026.

Members were conducting crime prevention duties along Molefe Makinta Road when they noticed a suspicious white Volkswagen Polo Vivo. The vehicle was fitted with security company lights and stickers, prompting officers to intercept it to verify whether it belonged to a legitimate security company.

Upon a thorough inspection of the vehicle, officers discovered two unlicensed fi****ms, a Norinco rifle with two magazines loaded with 38 rounds of ammunition and a 9mm G***k 17 pistol with one magazine loaded with 13 rounds of ammunition.

The suspect was immediately arrested and detained at the local police station. He is expected to appear in court soon. The TMPD commends the Tactical Unit members for their alertness and dedication to combat crime thereby ensuring the safety and security of Tshwane residents.

Issued by Tshwane Metro Police Department Communication Unit

01/06/2026

TSHWANE METRO POLICE DEPARTMENT (TMPD) ISSUES WARNING ON ILLEGAL PARKING FOLLOWING HIGH NUMBER OF VEHICLES IMPOUNDED

The TMPD has noticed with growing concern the alarming number of vehicles impounded due to illegal parking within the City of Tshwane. In the month of May alone, TMPD impounded approximately 1100 vehicles for parking violations, which raised a serious concern in driver compliance and road safety.

Illegal parking poses significant risks to motorists, pedestrians and emergency services. Vehicles parked unlawfully obstruct traffic flow, creating hazardous conditions for other road users. More critically, it can block access to vital buildings, including emergency department access, potentially delaying urgent medical and emergency responses that save lives.

Pedestrians are also adversely affected when sidewalks are blocked by illegally parked vehicles. Forced to walk on roadways, pedestrians face increased danger, especially vulnerable groups such as children, the elderly, and persons with disabilities.

The TMPD urges all motorists to exercise responsibility by parking only in designated areas. Compliance with parking regulations is essential to ensure the safety and accessibility of our roads and public spaces. Failure to adhere to these laws will result in strict enforcement actions, including vehicle impoundment to protect the community and maintain order.

Issued by the TMPD Communication Unit

TSHWANE METRO POLICE DEPARTMENT (TMPD) ARRESTED A NIGERIAN MALE FOR POSSESSION OF DRUGS AND BRIBERY.The TMPD Drug Unit a...
31/05/2026

TSHWANE METRO POLICE DEPARTMENT (TMPD) ARRESTED A NIGERIAN MALE FOR POSSESSION OF DRUGS AND BRIBERY.

The TMPD Drug Unit arrested a Nigerian national male on multiple charges including possession and dealing in drugs, bribery and contravention of the Immigration Act for being in the country without necessary documentation in Atterbury on Saturday 30 May 2026.

Drug Unit members were doing their routine patrol in the area when they noticed suspicious activity involving the suspect. Upon approaching and conducting a search, they found the drugs in his possession.

The suspect attempted to bribe the officers to avoid arrest, which led to an additional charge of bribery. He is detained at a local police station pending a court appearance.

TMPD Chief of Police Commissioner YCR Faro commended the members involved for their professionalism, dedication and commitment to upholding the law and ensuring the safety of the community of Tshwane.

Issued by the TMPD Communication Unit.

TSHWANE METRO POLICE DEPARTMENT (TMPD) DRUG UNIT ARRESTED THREE(3) DRUG DEALERS IN NORTH OF PRETORIA The TMPD Drug Unit ...
30/05/2026

TSHWANE METRO POLICE DEPARTMENT (TMPD) DRUG UNIT ARRESTED THREE(3) DRUG DEALERS IN NORTH OF PRETORIA

The TMPD Drug Unit arrested three suspects for possession of and dealing in drugs during coordinated operations in Mabopane and Pretoria North. The arrests came after an undercover operation in Mabopane targeting drug activities in the area, which led to the arrest of two females in possession of CAT on Friday, 29 May 2026.

While busy with the operation in Mabopane, officers received a tip-off about an African male suspected of dealing in drugs in Pretoria North. Acting swiftly, officers were strategically deployed, where they identified a suspect matching the description provided. He was caught in possessing of crystal m**hamphetamine (crystal m**h).

These arrests are crucial in the ongoing fight to eradicate drugs in the City of Tshwane. The suspects are detained at the respective local police stations where the offenses were committed and are facing charges related to possession of and dealing in drugs.

Issued by the Tshwane Metro Police Communication Unit.

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