NEW: Police ramp up fight against cross border crimes

The pair was nabbed while awaiting transportation to Sakubva after smuggling the consignment through an illegal point near Marymount Teachers’ College

Online Reporter

A total of 38 000 people have been arrested under a police operation to weed out cross border crimes, it has emerged.

According to a brief Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) statement released on Twitter on Monday, 176 people were arrested since the beginning of the week under the operation code named ‘No to Cross Border Crimes’.

“Police arrested 176 people for cross border related crimes while 106 others were arrested under operation, code named, ‘Usalama V11’,” reads the statement.

“A total of 38 000 people have been arrested, since the inception of operation ‘No to Cross Border Crimes/ Fhasi Ngamilandu Yamukanoni Yamashango/ Mhosva Pamiganhu Ngadzipere/ Amacala Kawaphele Emingceleni Eelizwe’.”

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