Latest crime trends to look out for in South Africa
Updated | By Jacaranda FM
Criminals are constantly finding new means to commit crimes.
We love South Africa, but we do face challenges when it comes to crime.
Criminals are getting smarter and more intrusive by the day.
There's been a surge in new crime trends that we should look out for in 2025.
WATCH: Motorist narrowly escapes hijacking while in traffic
This incident took place in Brakpan. Residents say that the East Rand is currently being targeted, with over sixty cases recorded in just two towns.
Watch the video of car wheels being stolen (commentary included):
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Another trend includes criminals throwing bricks on the highway.
Watch the terrifying moment a brick hits this car's windscreen:
@emre.uygun15 Another Female Victim came under Attack on the N2 last week Friday just before the Airport Turnoff. Date 25/07/2025
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Here's another trend to look out for when walking:
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Group walkabouts during traffic stops:
@kesiaclaireburdett 🚨 This just happened at Sandton Gate, JHB – 3 armed men tried to hijack cars in broad daylight. No shame. No fear. South Africa, we need to talk. 🇿🇦 #sandton #hijacking #southafrica #jhb #crime #safetyfirst #realfootage #crimewatch #sandtongate #viralvideo #bealert ♬ original sound - @bfunky comedy
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