Police in Kimberley are investigating the theft of three high-value vehicles from shopping mall parking areas, with motorists urged to physically check their cars are locked before walking away.
Kimberley police have warned motorists to physically check that their vehicles are locked after three cars worth more than R4 million were stolen from shopping mall parking areas in the city within three days.
Northern Cape police spokesperson Warrant Officer Molefi Shemane said police were investigating the thefts and following all leads to identify those responsible.
A Toyota Land Cruiser was reported stolen from a shopping mall parking area on Wednesday, September 2.
Two more vehicles, a Ford Ranger Wildtrak and a Ford Raptor, were reported stolen from a shopping mall parking area on Friday, September 4.
