Three alleged content The theft measures in the Western CAPE have been targeted in law enforcement activities.
With “integrated efforts”, tests were conducted at Mitland, Wellington and Worsester, which led to many arrests and legal action.
“Multicois’ Irrito Anti -Theft Department and Western Cap Provincial Criminal Investigation Division, in conjunction with the CIT units, successfully implemented three targeting enforcement operations in the West Case,” the Multicois Group said in a statement on Wednesday.
Recently enforcement activities:
- Worsester Raid on 30 January 2025: The suspect allegedly involved in illegal streaming activities was arrested. The suspect appeared in court the next day, and additional measures were taken this week.
- Maidland, Cape Town Raid 17 December 2024: The suspect allegedly involved in illegal streaming activities was arrested, and investigations are underway to identify further contacts for theft.
- Wellington Raid 28 November 2024: As a result of an activity led by Wellington detective, a suspect allegedly involved in unauthorized content distribution was arrested. The individual has already appeared in court several times, and further investigations are scheduled for next month.
‘Severe charges’
According to the Multicois report, “arrested persons arrested during these operations are facing serious allegations, including money laundering, copyright violation and cybercrime crimes.
Multicois, by its Internet Security Sub -Company IrdetoHe has worked with police across South Africa over the past two years Broadcast The group said it has become a serious problem not only in South Africa, but throughout the continent. – © 2025 News Central Media
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