by Gerhard Prinsloo | Nov 23, 2019 | Neighbourhood Watch, Newsletter
Dear Residents THE DNW AND COORDINATORS In 2007, when the DNW got off the ground, we had only a handful of members. At the time we only had one coordinator, a gentleman, who apart from selling the PMR radios, also did all the coordinating as well. He was really...
by Gerhard Prinsloo | Nov 18, 2019 | Neighbourhood Watch, Newsletter
LATEST CRIME SCENE 9 November 14:10 A B/M (blue cap & white dress shirt) in a white Range Rover broke the gate at 116 Zambezi Ave. No further information; strange – was this an act of anger/revenge or was the driver planning on committing a burglary? 13...
by Gerhard Prinsloo | Nov 1, 2019 | Neighbourhood Watch, Newsletter
Dear Residents, Here are the crime incidents that have occurred in the last ten days. Please note that we are experiencing the expected upsurge in crime that occurs every year at this time – the so-called criminals’ “Christmas Shopping”. Residents are asked to be...
by Gerhard Prinsloo | Oct 2, 2019 | Neighbourhood Watch, Newsletter
CRIME SCENE 28 September At about 15:00 a burglary took place at a residence in Outeniqua Ave. Apparently from the report, it would appear that the suspect(s) entered by breaking open the gate and entering the house from the front. Only a TV was taken...
by Gerhard Prinsloo | Sep 29, 2019 | Neighbourhood Watch, Newsletter
STOP PRESS The report that the suspects who allegedly attempted to dig up the cable on 12 September were arrested is incorrect. Sharp-eyed residents informed the ‘DNW Team’ that they had disappeared and in spite of a long search were never apprehended. This means...
by Gerhard Prinsloo | Sep 25, 2019 | Neighbourhood Watch, Newsletter
CRIME SCENE 12 September At 11:39 3 B/M arrived at the corner of Maroela and Glover and started to dig for “fibre cables”. On being confronted by residents, the suspects said they were working for DFA. DFA was contacted who promised to send out their site manager. ...
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