MULTIPLE SUSPECTS APPREHENDED BY ATLANTIC SEABOARD RESPONSE GROUP: Advanced technology cameras detected that the suspects were back in the area following a house robbery in Hout Bay yesterday, leading to the interception of three vehicles and the arrest of eight suspects. The suspects allegedly posed as water-meter workers before restraining both the homeowner and domestic worker. Despite false number plates, the vehicles were traced and monitored as they moved through the Atlantic Seaboard. CT Metro Police, Law Enforcement, Auxiliary Law Enforcement, SAPS, SRG Security, Camps Bay CID, Clifton CID and Sea Point CID worked together to intercept the vehicles in Camps Bay. The Atlantic Seaboard Response Group kept information moving rapidly between areas and assisted with coordinating the response. Three vehicles linked to the suspects were stopped, and the suspects were transferred to Hout Bay SAPS for further investigation. Atlantic Seaboard Response Group founder Jacques Weber again highlighted the power of joint partnerships: criminals do not respect area boundaries, and neither can those tasked with keeping communities safe. Fast, trusted information-sharing and coordinated action from one area to the next remain among the strongest tools in securing the Atlantic Seaboard. Thank you to every enforcment officer, CID team member and all responder involved. (Feed generated with FetchRSS)