Police in the Western Cape have launched an investigation following a house robbery at the Bellville South home of alleged gang leader Jerome Booysen.
The incident occurred on Tuesday morning at a property in Glenhaven, with authorities confirming that a case has been opened.
Domestic worker tied up during robbery
According to police, a domestic worker who was inside the house at the time of the incident was overpowered by a group of unidentified suspects.
The woman was reportedly tied up during the robbery. No injuries were reported.
Suspects gained access to property
Preliminary information indicates that the suspects gained entry to the property before accessing the house.
Once inside, they searched the premises while the domestic worker was restrained.
Authorities believe the suspects may have been looking for cash or valuables, although it has not yet been confirmed what items, if any, were taken.
Homeowner not present during incident
Police confirmed that Jerome Booysen was not at the property at the time of the robbery.
The incident took place shortly after 11:00, with police responding after being alerted to the situation.
Investigation ongoing, no arrests yet
The South African Police Service has opened a house robbery case, and investigations are ongoing.
At this stage:
- No arrests have been made
- The suspects remain unidentified
- The full extent of stolen property has not been confirmed
Case unfolds amid ongoing court proceedings
The robbery comes while Jerome Booysen is involved in an ongoing high-profile trial in the Western Cape High Court, where he faces multiple charges linked to organised crime.
Conclusion
Police are continuing investigations after a robbery at the Bellville South home of alleged gang leader Jerome Booysen, where a domestic worker was tied up during the incident. Authorities have not yet made any arrests as the case remains under investigation.
