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Man stabbed on Camps Bay beach in yet another beach robbery

Another stabbing has occured on Camps Bay beach.

A man was allegedly stabbed after an altercation on Camps Bay beach at 6.10pm on Monday. That’s two days after the fatal stabbing of a UCT student on Clifton’s 3rd Beach.

According  to  police spokesperson Captain FC van Wyk a passer-by tried to intervene in the altercation between three youths aged 15 and 16, but was hit over the head with a brick.

Beaches seems to be a new hotbed for crime as this is the second stabbing in less than a week.

Ward 54 councillor Nicola Jowell said on social media a young man was approached by a man who tried to steal his phone.

According to IOL , the second injury occurred a short while later when Law Enforcement and SAPS were on the scene. A passing motorist stopped and confronted the group of youths. One of the youth threw a brick at this man and he was injured by this attack.

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This person was arrested by SAPS but the initial robbery and stabbing suspect has not yet been arrested.

According to reports, yesterday afternoon at about 18:10 an altercation between three youths aged 15 and 16 (from Bloekombos) occurred, a passer-by tried to intervene and was hit over the head with a brick.

More : IOL

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