Suddenly, we get a call from Zaine.
He's tailing a suspect slowly.
And the suspect sees that he's in fact being followed...
...and the chase starts.
Our boom closures were put on high alert...
...for a vehicle delivering drugs in the area,
and we got a call for back-up into one of our boomed areas.
He wouldn't answer, he wouldn't come out,
so we thought he was scared.
So what we did was, we pepper sprayed the room.
On this particular occasion,
these vagrants attacked the security guard.
We on our way back with our tactical team.
We've got five vehicles behind us.
Before we got there, we heard that one of our guys...
...was bleeding from the head like he got hit with a rock.
When we got there a whole lot of guys just started scattering,
because they knew that we came in force that we weren't taking...
Move. Come.
Come, get out there, come.
Sit down!
Hold, him, hold him! Dave! Dave!
We protect a hell of a lot of petrol stations,
which are, my friends overseas, would call them gas stations.
These are important community centres...
...where lots of people come in to fill up their cars,
as well as enjoy the benefits of the convenience stores.
These places are sometimes a target for criminals.
Now, I think what we wanna do is...
What I wanna do is, I wanna get the camera guys involved.
One of the major types of crimes experienced at petrol stations...
...are people filling up their cars with petrol and driving off.
We also experience remote jamming at the petrol stations.
So people pop into the convenience store without checking that their car...
...is properly locked,
and what happens then is guys just drive in,
open the vehicle, grab a laptop, cell phone, whatever it may be,
and drive off again.
We'll set up some GoPros or some spike-ins or whatever...
Yes.
We will come... we will wait in the nearby vicinity of the place,
or...
I'm a bit scared to wait inside here,
because I think as soon as they know there's some oke parked there...
Then they not gonna come to commit the crimes.
We had the opportunity to set up a sting operation...
...whereby we go in undercover,
and we wait for these suspects to try what they're gonna try,
be it petrol theft, or remote jamming,
or whatever scam they're trying to pull.
So we want it to be seen as the oke didn't lock the car.
Yeah.
Our suspects will come...
The only way out of here is that direction,
so what we'll do is we'll set up some kind of a block...
Yeah, that's a good idea, yeah.
Near to the highway there, we'll set up a block.
Some kind of a road block.
We'll have two other vehicles waiting up there.
I will give chase from here.
If we don't, catch the suspect here...
Oh, yeah, yeah.
We get him that side.
The other thing about these petrol stations...
...is they are swarming with cameras.
The CCTV cameras at a petrol station...
...are normally of a fantastic or a superb quality.
You can get facial recognition, number plate recognition.
The first thing that the CCTV is gonna pick up...
...is your beautiful face and your number plate.
So the next time you thinking of committing crime,
or behaving badly at a petrol station,
understand that I'm gonna know who you are and I'm gonna come for you.
Now see where I want the camera?
I want the camera coming out of the gear out of the handbrake,
where the handbrake and the gear lever is.
Get a camera coming out of that,
because as he grabs that, that's what he's doing.
We've walked through, we've scoped where all the cameras are.
We gonna set up a scene,
and come back another night to take these guys down.
We setting up a sting for remote jammers.
I'm on my way to one petrol station,
Moolie's on his way to another petrol station,
Zaine is at a local shopping centre.
We've got a response officer at each of the petrol stations...
...in the near vicinity...
...and a look-out.
So, tonight is the night, we should pick up something.
It's also end of the month,
which means that these guys are shopping,
because people, they know people have been paid,
and people are a little bit more careless when they've had a few drinks,
so they'll not worry that the car's not locked,
or they'll push the remote, they won't think about it, so...
Let's see what we get.
It's Friday night, so we've planned the operation.
We in undercover vehicles, anything can happen.
Payday, Friday night,
so we just waiting, we gonna arrest somebody.
I'm at the one petrol station in the SRT8,
Moolie's at another one of the petrol stations,
which is also on a main road in the A45,
and Zaine is at the shopping centre in his double-cab.
We've also got various look-outs at the other petrol stations...
...and response vehicles.
It doesn't look like anything's gonna go down.
I spoke to the guard in the shop there.
It's quiet, it's not as busy as JP's, it's probably picking up...
...at the other garage, but I've gotta just wait and see.
I've loaded up on coffee.
It's gonna be a long night.
The reason why we stake out at this petrol station...
...is they murdered my guard here.
They walked in at about 8:00 at night, 7:45.
Me and JP were actually at the gym...
...and we got a panic call.
The guy walked in and shot my guard straight through the head, put a bullet.
Straight in, didn't steal anything, walked out and left.
So, the case is still open trying to see what's actually going on with that.
I'm waiting at the petrol station and as you know, it's boring.
We looking, we looking, we see a number of,
maybe would be suspects coming in and out,
but nothing really hot's happening on my side.
Yeah, it's very boring sitting in the car,
waiting, waiting for something to happen.
Walking get a coffee, trying to stay awake in the car.
You playing, you on WhatsApp, you checking your Facebook,
but you always gotta constantly be alert,
that's why I went and got myself a strong coffee.
Checking, you gotta check what's coming in and out,
but it's very, very boring.
You gotta watch you don't fall asleep.
I don't think anything's gonna happen now.
I'm glad you put this.
Zaine, howzit, buddy?
I'm sitting bored watching out at the petrol station,
I got a call from Zaine.
Yeah, what?
Where you coming past?
Come... Coming up Witkoppen?
With what?
Okay, I'm coming through. I'm leaving the petrol station now.
I'll see you now. Let me catch up to you.
Ciao, bye.
Zaine says he has got okes jamming and that...
And he's chasing them up... Witkoppen.
Suddenly, we get a call from Zaine.
He's tailing a suspect slowly,
a suspect that's just lifted a laptop.
He was waiting at one of the centres,
and he's tailing the suspect now.
So, he's staying very far behind the suspect,
he can't give chase, the suspect's in a GTI Golf.
We don't know what he's got under the bonnet.
The double cab's not gonna keep up with him.
So, Zaine keeps his distance,
radios the rapid response guys and we make our way there.
We've just picked up a suspect...
...and part of the jamming crew.
So Zaine is tailing him, but Zaine's keeping a far distance,
because Zaine doesn't want the guy to know,
because Zaine doesn't have the pace in his bakkie.
So we have to go and check it.
I managed to catch up with Zaine,
and within about five minutes, we chased the guy, overtook Zaine.
I mean, this guy was driving, he was driving crazy.
He was going all over the place.
Moolie comes behind Zaine,
and the suspect sees that he's in fact being followed,
and the chase starts.
I came through the back roads...
...to try and come in from a different direction.
The suspect took an unexpected turn onto main road,
where I was actually coming onto.
Where... Zaine, where are you, okes?
Where are you, guys?
There they are, there they are.
Jeez, there's Zaine, there's Moolie.
I'm gonna have to take this robot when it's clear.
Shit, emergencies.
I gave chase, then the gap was pretty big at that point in time.
The suspect in the GTI brakes left off main road,
and this guy is flying.
Jeez, this guy's moving.
It's tough chasing the guy, because our cars are just as fast as him.
I think his car... He had a done-up, GTI.
Our cars are just as fast,
but we don't wanna break the laws.
We don't wanna shoot through the red robots.
We don't want innocent people to get hurt.
This guy's just going through all the robots and that.
He's driving recklessly.
He's definitely from the area, he's headed back into his own area.
See, he's... off, hey.
I was hot on the guy's tail,
and he was going through the traffic, weaving through the cars.
I decided to give a call in to JP and Zaine,
and say, guys, it's not worth risking other people's lives,
because this guy doesn't care about his life.
I said let's just rather tap off, let him get away,
we'll catch him another day.
At this point in time, I'm really, I'm really... off.
But we'll get him next time.
It's just not worth it.
We're not gonna risk innocent people's lives,
and catch a suspect that stole a few laptops,
or whatever it is that it may be, you know.
It's just not worth it.
But just on the way, this guy was driving alone.
He needs to be brought to book.
We on our way to one of the complexes...
...where a lot of the university students live,
and today just happens to be last day of the month,
Phuza Thursday.
So, we just gonna make sure that these kids are behaving themselves,
because although half of them are probably drunk running around naked,
there's a portion of them...
...that actually are studying for an exam or something tomorrow.
So, we just gotta make sure these guys are behaving themselves.
Not drinking, fighting, whatever it is they like to do.
It was a standard Thursday night patrol,
end of the month Thursday, Phuza Thursday.
Means they, these kids have money now,
and they're gonna start drinking and misbehaving.
Some of the complexes we guard are next to the universities,
and it's like mainly a risk for college kids,
and our duty is to look after the kids.
Tonight in South Africa is what's commonly termed...
...as Phuza Thursday,
which means that people get too itchy for the weekend,
so they start drinking on a Thursday night.
We've sent Dave on foot to do an inspection.
Here we go. Number 44.
It turns out there was one unit making a little bit of a noise.
Yeah, I just came out from number 44.
I had a word with those guys and them,
so they agreed that they gonna lower their noise there.
So, we'll just try to see,
and wait and see if they were just keeping us away,
or they agree with us.
Dave spoke to them,
and they literally turned it off right away,
so everyone was really well-behaved.
You know, these kids are away from home,
they don't have parents looking out for them,
so we the mommy and daddy in this situation,
and we the ones that have to look after their well-being.
Zaine just challenged me to an obstacle race.
Challenge is on.
I'm gonna... this guy up.
As it is in the office, we quite competitive.
Myself and my brothers, we like to be the best at everything we do.
So, when Trev joined the company,
you know, I coached him previously, so he knows how competitive I am.
So, he likes to try and get under my skin.
He likes to try and needle me.
Trevor's challenged me to this obstacle course,
because he thinks old bulls don't have any strength.
Zaine, you're going down, bro.
He's about to learn that you never mess with an old bull,
because you get the horns.
The bitch is going down.
Trevor's challenged Zaine to a race on the obstacle course.
Zaine never gives up,
so this is a big mistake on Trevor's part.
When we got to the obstacle course, we went through the obstacle course,
and I said to Trev, well,
there's no ways we doing this thing without a punishment,
so it was decided that the loser gets tasered.
You know, I'm not scared of a taser, but I know he... for it.
So, there's no ways I'm losing this thing.
So, the challenge was set,
set in stone now and now we get to this obstacle course,
and it doesn't look as easy as I thought it was gonna be,
it looks quite hard.
But I think I can do this,
and I think Zaine's gonna get tasered after this.
So, I asked JP to be the ref,
so to see if Zaine cheats so I know Zaine's a big cheater.
He'll do anything to win.
One, two, three, go!
Now, there's only one thing left to see...
if Trevor's youth can beat Zaine's experience.
You're falling behind.
JP decided that Trev goes first.
You know, going first, you kind of get to set the standard.
It puts the other guy under a bit of pressure,
makes him make mistakes on the course.
It is a tough, tough, tough course,
so, I mean, you don't have room for any error.
So, if Trev puts up a good time,
it really would have put me under pressure.
Trev started lank well.
He was flying through the obstacle course.
I was worried at a stage and...
Pull the Tyre, girl.
Come on, Trevor, look excited.
If you chose a smaller Tyre...
That obstacle course, I got halfway and I was sat.
I was tired...
Then I got to the one exercise...
I, I swang, I cut my whole knee open, and I needed stitches,
didn't go for stitches.
I'm just, I'm just a warrior.
It is impossible.
Don't think my time was the best time,
but I don't think it was the worst time.
I think I did pretty well.
Zaine, you're up, let's see what you can do.
I was a bit nervous of my time going into it,
so when Zaine was up, I gave him a little surprise in his Tyre.
I put a sandbag inside of his Tyre.
Take the... bag out, man.
Trevor, you... cheater.
I was gonna stop the race when Trevor cheated...
...and put a 25 kilos sandbag in Zaine's Tyre,
and I just thought let him get on with it,
because if I stopped the race, it might have got to his head.
Okay, no matter what Zaine or JP tell you,
it was a 5 KG sack in that Tyre.
Jeez, that was quite, quite amazing to see such an old person move like that.
What? What?
I tried to get into his head a bit, so...
Threw some chirps from the side-line...
...just to get him going and not think about the obstacles,
just get him angry.
But it seems like if you make Zaine angry,
it just makes him more determined to win.
Start again.
Have a chair, bro.
No one will judge you.
When I was going, Trevor was chirping and he was being cocky.
He was hoping I was gonna fall,
he was hoping I was gonna do something that made me waste time.
You did it quickly.
Twelve minutes, 21.
That's what you just did.
Trevor's time was 16 minutes and 32 seconds.
Zaine's time was 12 minutes and 21 seconds.
Trevor, you getting tasered.
Gee, bro, they're gonna taser me. I'm trying to hide.
He still put a 30 kilograms sandbag inside the Tyre, you own him now.
And you beat him by four minutes, you own him.
So at the end of the day, Zaine won...
He's old and I'm not impressed that I lost,
but I'll challenge him again.
I'll find something I can beat him at,
and then we'll see.
Trevor, you put a quick 20 kilos sandbag in my Tyre,
I still... owned you by four minutes.
I wanna taser the... out of you.
At the moment, we having a bit of an issue with metal workers.
They going on strike for better salaries,
and this is going on throughout Joburg.
On this particular occasion,
our good friends from the police called us up...
...and asked us if we have any extra backup,
and we were happy to oblige.
It's always a pleasure working with the cops.
On this particular occasion,
there were 250 striking metal workers marching,
and we just needed the numbers for the crowd control.
Often these kind of marches can turn ugly.
You know, they have their various different leaders,
and the smallest thing can, can spark these guys.
Jeez, it was pretty scary, hey.
There was a group of, like, a 150 okes,
all carrying sticks and sjamboks and rakes and all that stuff.
So, if something had to... them off,
jeez, they could do a lot of damage.
The march got to an intersection...
...where they basically made a massive circle,
and started chanting and singing songs and...
You know, and I could see the vibe of the guys had changed a little bit,
so we went up to the main guy...
...and asked him if wouldn't mind us filming some of it.
When he allowed us to do that,
I could see that the whole mood of the actual march...
...was very peaceful.
At the end of the day, it was a good strike,
it was a peaceful strike,
and so it wasn't one of those cases where what you hear about on the news...
...where a couple people got killed, or shops got looted,
or things got stolen or broken or burnt.
So, at the end of the day, it was, it was a good operation.
Our boom closures were put on high alert...
...for a vehicle delivering drugs in the area.
We were actually at the... march,
and we got a call for backup into one of our boomed areas.
We responded quite quickly.
Our control room had,
in fact, got the police there quite quickly as well.
When we arrived on the scene, our reaction team had already responded.
They had made the arrest with the cops,
and they had taken the dealer into custody.
We went to the house.
We found a young lady.
She explained to us that she actually lives on the property...
...with her mother.
They have a room at the back that they rent out to students,
and this student, in fact, was buying the drugs.
We went and had a chat to this guy.
When we went into the premises,
the young lady said that the rooms at the back where he stays.
So we quickly wanted to get there and catch him taking the drugs.
Hello?
We got there. We banged on the door.
Excuse me.
He wouldn't answer, he wouldn't come out,
so we thought he was scared,
so what we did was we pepper sprayed the room.
We gave him five minutes.
He still wouldn't come out.
So I said to the guys, I said to the guy,
he can't be inside there with that pepper spray.
Just go confirm that it's the first room.
So, I went and asked the young lady,
and she said we kind of pepper sprayed the wrong room.
There's another room on the other side of that room.
I think I just pepper sprayed your maids room.
Tell her just not to go in there for a while.
Okay.
It will wear off after like two, three hours.
Two, three hours.
Thank you.
-Thanks so much. -No problem.
-Brother, how's it? -Good, and you?
Good, can I chat to you for a second?
We opened the door and there was the guy,
sitting playing World of Warcraft or some... on the computer...
...drugged to the nines.
Looked like he hadn't bathed for seven weeks.
We've been tailing a drug dealer that's been dropping stuff off here.
Okay.
-Now, we've arrested the drug dealer. -Okay, cool.
We've actually seen you taking packages from him.
So, you know, I don't know what you're buying from him,
what you blasting lines, or if you...
Or if you taking, if you smoking dagga
Did you take...
Well, you can start first by giving us whatever you bought from him.
It's gonna help us in our case against that guy.
Then we'll leave you out of it,
otherwise, we gonna drag you through this whole process.
Started chatting to this guy to try and get information...
...on how often he gets deliveries.
He said he didn't get a delivery.
The guy came to give him money.
Well, that's kind of the first time I've ever heard of a drug dealer...
...bringing a guy money.
Normally, you give the dealer the money.
Yeah,, well, I saw you take something, so hand it over.
I can give you his...
-I can give you a number. -You don't have to give us anything.
We've got him at the station.
We've taken his car, we've got his... ID,
we've got everything on him.
We knew it was him.
He said no he didn't buy it today, he hasn't bought for some time.
But when we asked him why is the guy coming to the area,
why did he stop here, why did you go into his car?
Then he broke down a bit.
Because I know you're blasting. You're not smoking weed.
-No, guys, I... -He's here every two days.
He admitted to us eventually that he had been buying CAT from this guy.
You know, CAT is a cheaper form of cocaine in South Africa,
which these kind of guys buy.
You know, students and guys that can't afford the other stuff.
Hand over the...
No, you said 200 rand, you've only got 100 rand in your wallet.
-You spend it, where? -Where?
Because you haven't left the premises.
We blocked off the road,
all our reaction vehicles were called,
and no one's left, no one's left the entire area.
We shut it down.
Maybe we should just call the cops, bro.
Even... You start, you start cooperating with us,
do you wanna...
No, I understand.
No you just telling...
No, you don't fucking on me, you don't understand.
I've been through this stuff before, bro. I do understand what you talking about.
Let me just call in the tenant.
I'll give him...
Do, do you wanna fucking go stand there with the Nigerians?
You don't wanna, so just hand over the... please.
And I felt dreadfully sorry for this lady and her daughter.
You know, they probably live in fear of the unsavoury guys...
...that come to their house every night dropping the stuff off.
I actually prefer you, actually give these people notice...
...and move out of our area.
I am moving out at the end of the month.
-All right. -Yeah.
Because I don't want this... in my neighbourhood.
I do understand. I'm very sorry.
You drug addicts irritate the... out of me, you know that?
I'm very sorry, guys.
When, when we left the premises,
the lady actually phoned me and thanked me...
...for actually responding to her house and sorting it out,
and she let me know that the guy actually moved out...
...within 24 hours.
She got hold of his dad,
and told his dad all the happenings that have gone on,
and his dad pulled him out of the house, and yeah.
So, it was actually a good operation.
The lady got rid of her unruly tenant,
and maybe she'll learn next time how to pick tenants.
There's a guy that lives under the bridge.
We see him quite often.
He's a nice guy, just down on his luck,
doesn't deserve to be under the bridge.
So, every time we go there, we say hello,
and on one particular occasion this guy went missing...
...and he was missing for a while
so the team went out and started looking for this guy,
and asked a few questions.
We've got Intel from the workers...
...handing out pamphlets and selling things at the robots...
...that there had been a massive fight under the bridge.
There'd been arguments,
and normally what happens is these hobos, these beggars,
they fight for begging rights.
They'll actually stab each other to death to have a specific spot on a highway
or a specific spot at a robot that generates enough income.
We couldn't find him, so we just gonna,
we kept going during the day to see if he's all right,
could never find him.
So our theory is that he was begging then during the day.
So now we going during the night, it's almost 11:00,
so he should be under the bridge sleeping by now,
so we gonna go and see if everything's all right.
Hope this boytjie is still alive.
Let's just...
Let's hold thumbs.
Let's hope he's there.
As we were busy going down,
I already saw that the homeless guy was there.
I was, I was relieved, my heart sank.
I was,I was actually excited to see him,
so I gave a little bit of a jog down the hill.
We had bread and milk for him.
Howzit, my man?
We happy to see you alive, we heard some bad stories.
Are you all right?
Yes.
Are you okay? I heard those guys they beat you?
They came here and they robbed you?
We were super happy when we got down there and we saw him.
We need to take you to a place...
...where you can be supported by the community,
safe in the community.
Living on a highway bridge just now a car's gonna crash into you.
It's not safe here, brother.
When can we get out, when can we help you to get out of here?
Anytime, sir, I mean, anytime,
as long as I've got the money to pay rent.
We asked him where he's been.
He says it's tough for him under the bridge,
because the guys come and fight him for his food, try steal his blankets,
and then he's gotta hit the road.
I'm gonna sleep here,
because I don't have any other place to go and stay.
I don't have the money, I don't have a good job, you know.
So, when I'm here, people can actually help me,
you know, the cars around this place,
taking care of me.
So, a lot of the time, he gets beaten up.
I mean, that's why we couldn't find him, because he was in a fight.
The guys were beating the hell out of him just for his stuff.
So, these guys are also victim to crime.
It's not only just people in houses,
it's also people under bridges.
We don't wanna see you get hurt, okay.
-Okay. -Just let us know if you need help,
We're here to protect you, my friend.
-Yes, thanks. -Okay, buddy.
Keep safe.
Cool, brother.
You know, this guy, obviously, he's not one of our clients,
you know, he's just a happy guy.
You know, he's the kind of guy that always gives you a big smile,
so when this guy went missing,
we were genuinely concerned for his safety,
and we're just glad to see that he's back and he's okay,
that nothing bad happened to him.
This time!
Yeah, so...
It was time to get tasered for losing the obstacle course.
So we called in our medical partners just to for backup,
just in case something had to go wrong,
I fall, I hit my head or anything like that.
Two days ago, Trev got lucky, battery died on the taser.
Did you believe you were gonna lose?
Because I knew you were gonna lose.
-You were the underdog the whole way. -I'd like to find out how you cheated.
You're gonna get tasered twice.
Me much better than you.
Five ways I cheated, bro.
Okay, let's go.
Three, two, one.
-Bust! -Bust.
It's on slow motion now...
Today, he's not so lucky.
Let's see what this does.
-Anyone... -No, no, no...
-Not in the head. -Are you ready, Trev?
Now, aren't we doing this bareback?
So they made me take off my top, so they could see it go into my back,
so they know they got me properly.
There we go, Trevor.
Got your war paint on.
I just wanna make sure it goes in.
Don't flex, don't flex, hey.
Don't flex, don't flex, relax.
Oh, you missed one.
Oh, one missed.
You...
-What one missed? -Oh, you lucky, bro.
Don't worry, Trevor, I got you.
-Fuck, that hurt. -Come here.
Come on.
Feel like I got stabbed, bro.
Only one, one pin hit him.
It didn't even stick into him,
so, I mean, you can't really count that.
He wants to count, but I think he got lucky if you ask me.
But it doesn't end here.
Yeah, he's good.
-This it. -Yeah.
I won't shock you, I promise you.
-Neither, would I, though. -Trevor, guy, see...
-He's good. -So...
Sorry, Zaine.
You had your chance, you missed it.
Back to the drawing board for you, old man.
You know, we got some beanies in for a charity day,
so I got Trev to bend over,
I said to him, "Trev, just count the beanies,"
"because they were in a black plastic bag on the floor."
Yeah, fill in one bag.
Oh, you...
You... sneaky bastard.
You...
You had your chance and now you have to take another one.
Payback is gonna be sweet.
Okay, Trev, I want you to bite your teeth, bro.
Okay, wait, I need my gum guard, bro.
Take a beanie.
Just bite on the beanie.
A pink beanie.
One...
Are you ready?
What's happened is some of these guys have regrouped,
and they're trying to attack our guard on site there.
We now on our way back with our tactical team,
we've got five vehicles behind us,
and we gonna try see if we can make an arrest here.
I'm tired of these okes...
I'm gonna do something to these okes now.
We deal with certain retail complexes...
...where the guards have to keep the shoppers safe,
and on this particular occasion,
these vagrants attacked the security guard.
We got a call in on the radio.
Lucky, me Zaine and JP, Klaus and Trevor,
we were actually on the road convoy together.
We got a call that a lot of these guys were actually assaulting our guys.
We don't take that lightly.
If you know one of your guys is being attacked and he's in danger,
you really gotta get over there quickly.
For one that it doesn't, you know, become something even worse,
number two, that's when you most likely to catch the guys.
Before we got there, we heard that one of our guys there...
...was bleeding from the head like he got hit with a rock.
So we radioed in for SLA to arrive on scene.
By the time we arrived, SLA had already taken the guy away.
We'll try the sneak approach.
When we got there, a whole lot of guys just started scattering,
because they knew as we came in force that we weren't taking...
It was also like a bust.
Everyone was just scattering, we had to go catch the people.
Come! Get out! Come! Move! Come!
Come, get out there, come.
The guard that was remaining there, brave, brave guy,
to actually stay there, he started pointing out the guys,
because they fled and they tried to jump in cars and they hide.
This car, get out.
This one, this one.
Hey, hey!
-This one is shouting on me. -Come here.
Sit down.
-Sit down. -What's wrong with me.
Sit down.
And so why he's taking me...
Me and Zaine gave chase.
We had one guy that actually shot out of the vehicle.
He shot out, I came around, Zaine came around,
we chased him for about what must have been a good 500 metres.
The guy was fast but not fast enough.
Normally, we will deal with this situation by ourselves,
instead of just calling the SAPS,
but once we knew one of our guards were injured,
we didn't wanna take any...
We wanted to have the police with us,
so the police can enforce it and just take them away.
We didn't want us to just go and tell these guys,
"Listen, guys, what you're doing is wrong."
We wanted the police to go,
"Guys, no, throw them into the back of the police van,"
"and make their lives under the law hard."
It's not right what they did.
Come with me.
No, I don't...
That's fine, you can tell it to the police.
Hold me nice. I'm not a criminal, my man.
I'm not a criminal.
There we go, is that better?
I got my right, you don't have...
You have the right to remain silent.
That is your first right.
The police.
Don't take me come here.
Come here for what?
I'm not going anywhere with you.
We managed to get most of the guys and put them in the police vehicle.
I don't have time to... with the chief.
Back off now.
Put him over here.
We had so many of these guys, we started loading them in the cop vans.
Zaine asked Klaus to actually watch a guy in a suit jacket because he was last.
And when we loaded the guys in,
I was in the front, putting them in, Zaine was with me.
We were loading them and I looked in,
and couldn't find the guy with the suit jacket.
Zaine shouted, where's the guy, where's the guy?
Suit jacket.
And this one, yeah.
We asked Klaus, knowing Klaus, he knows nothing,
he didn't even know where the guy was.
I looked up the street, the guy had already run up the street.
Let's go!
Zaine gave chase, I jumped in my bakkie, we sped up.
To the right!
Here, here, here!
Zaine! Zaine! Zaine!
One of the cameramen actually told us, told Zaine,
that he was on the back of the bakkie.
We managed to catch the guy.
He actually jumped into another bakkie to get away,
but we managed to get him.
Go, come down,
Get off, get off, get off.
No, no, don't shoot...
If you try anything on the way, I'll... you up.
Go!
Zaine told me that...
Well, apparently, he told me that I need to look after this guy.
Watch that oke!
He didn't come past me.
With the suit jacket I put him in, I say watch this guy,
I look, he's gone.
Lucky... Moolie saw him walking up here.
You know, there's about 10 okes standing there...
...from all security and police.
He definitely didn't come past my side.
So he managed to slip by everyone, not just me.
Okay, thanks.
Lucky to say that the guy that was hit with the rock on the head,
he's okay.
He's got, he had a mild concussion.
He had a few, he had a few days off.
And for this, we actually lucky that we managed to grab these five guys,
if this the mob that causes the trouble,
their part of the crime, they are our problem.