SECURITY MATTERS: Nelson Mandela Bay’s crime-fighting ‘Loerbroer’ could soon return to spy on criminals

Councillors in Nelson Mandela Bay have been informed that the metro’s R6-million mobile surveillance vehicle, Loerbroer, could return to service as early as August after nearly five years out of action. But while officials say the vehicl…
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