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An attempted break-in occurred in October 2021 at the Port Shepstone offices and the incident was initially believed to involve homeless individuals attempting to access food in the kitchen area, without being perceived as targeted criminal conduct.
“The incidents referred to were believed to involve homeless individuals attempting to access food through the kitchen area and were not initially perceived as sophisticated or targeted criminal conduct”
The kitchen window was broken with a stone during the attempted break-in, but not the side where the stolen drugs came in; homeless individuals were suspected to be looking for food and could not enter the locked wooden door with chained and padlocked burglar door inside.
“when you look at the report ... a stone was used to break the glass in the kitchen area ... The kitchen window was broken ... a stone that was utilised ... these are homeless people who might have been looking for food ... The door is a wooden door ... inside there is a burglar door ... they also put a chain and a padlock”