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) ‘No weapons tolerated at school’
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Learners searched CHILTON MELLEM
Kleinvlei police took the bull by the horns when they came to Forest Heights High School for a random search operation on Thursday. The main objective of the operation was to search for drugs and dangerous weapons. Ivan Kroneberg, principal of Forest Heights High School set four classrooms aside for the police team to search. “No children would be arrested unless a child was caught with a firearm. This operation was also to see that no drugs were being smuggled on the school grounds. We are not going to tolerate any illegal activities at schools,” said Sgt Carmen Marinus, head of social crimes. This is the first search the police have done this year since November last year. It also forms part of Kleinvlei police’s youth month operation. Forest Heights High School is the first of a few high schools to be searched. Kleinvlei police were not alone as they were accompanied by their volunteers at the victim support unit and more importantly by the dog unit. The operation began at 11:30 with the police splitting into two teams. Classes were then searched and boys and girls were divided. Female officers frisked the girls while male officers frisked the boys. Learners were given a thorough inspection as their pockets had to be emptied and they were asked to take off their shoes. After learners were searched the dog unit moved in to search each classroom for drugs. What police found more than anything was the high number of cell-
The sports and recreation depart ment held a health and fitness awa reness day with some aerobics in the Sarepta Sport and Recreation Hall. Community members of all ages took part on Saturday. In the forefront is Faith Lingham from Blue Downs. Photo: Carina Roux
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The police dog unit search one of the classrooms for drugs at Forest Heights High School. Photo: Chilton Mellem
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