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Law Enforcement, Metro Police and Traffic

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WEBSITE KINDLY SUPPORTED BY. Law Enforcement, Metro Police and Traffic. What can I do to help? Law Enforcement, Metro Police and Traffic. Cape Town City Operations. Metro Police and Traffic. This provides support to the other agencies in the area and often engages with SAPS, Law Enforcement and Traffic in operations within our community on various matters relating to criminal activities. 107 from a Land Line. 021 480 7700 from Cellphone. Sea Point Police 021 430 3700. City Law Enforcement 0860 765 423.

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News

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WEBSITE KINDLY SUPPORTED BY. Law Enforcement, Metro Police and Traffic. What can I do to help? SAPS - Good arrests and officers awarded merit certificates. Good arrests made by vigilant police members. On Thursday 9h February 2017 at 04:00,Sergeant’s Martin Joseph and Gail Dyssel were doing patrols in Main Road, Green Point, when they spotted a male running towards a taxi, with two heavy bags in his hands. Constable Gana then searched the Polo, and found a few small plastic bags containing cocaine inside.

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Useful Links

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WEBSITE KINDLY SUPPORTED BY. Law Enforcement, Metro Police and Traffic. What can I do to help? There are three Ratepayers and Residents Associations in our area. To contact them click on the links below:. Sea Point, Fresnaye and Bantry Bay. 107 from a Land Line. 021 480 7700 from Cellphone. Sea Point Police 021 430 3700. City Law Enforcement 0860 765 423. Fire and Rescue 021 480 7700. Traffic and Metro 021 596 1999. ER24 - 084 124. COMMUNITY MEDICS - 087 230 0404. Please make a contribution to:.

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Keeping Safe

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WEBSITE KINDLY SUPPORTED BY. Law Enforcement, Metro Police and Traffic. What can I do to help? Keeping safe is as much your responsibility as the authorities. Here is what you can do. Don't leave handbags under tables, on the baacks of chairs or on restroom hooks. Don't leave cellphones of wallets on restaurant tables. Keep your credit cards in sight at all times. Ask for the credit machine to be brought to your table. Don't leave drinks unattended. What can I do to help? 107 from a Land Line.

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Your Rights

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WEBSITE KINDLY SUPPORTED BY. Law Enforcement, Metro Police and Traffic. What can I do to help? The government has responded to the #FeesMustFall campaign by announcing that the planned fee increases will not go ahead; nevertheless students at some universities have decided to continue their protest. The issue of fees has triggered wider discontent with inequalities that still exist in our society and we expect that more protest action will follow. Not be forced to make a confession that could be used aga...

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Useful Safety Tips

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WEBSITE KINDLY SUPPORTED BY. Law Enforcement, Metro Police and Traffic. What can I do to help? Keeping safe is as much your responsibility as the authorities. Here is what you can do. Don't leave handbags under tables, on the baacks of chairs or on restroom hooks. Don't leave cellphones of wallets on restaurant tables. Keep your credit cards in sight at all times. Ask for the credit machine to be brought to your table. Don't leave drinks unattended. Keep your doors locked at all times. Don't carry large ...

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Policing

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WEBSITE KINDLY SUPPORTED BY. Law Enforcement, Metro Police and Traffic. What can I do to help? SAPS and sector policing. SAPS is the prime policing force for South Africa and takes the lead in safety, security and crimes issues. Each sector is headed by a Sector Manager. Every month he/she meets with local residents within that sector as part of a sub-forum from the CPF. These meetings are open to all within that sector and are chaired by one of the local residents. Sector 1 Greenpoint and Moullie Point.

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About

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WEBSITE KINDLY SUPPORTED BY. Law Enforcement, Metro Police and Traffic. What can I do to help? What is a CPF. The Community Policing Forum (CPF) is a body mandated by sections 205 and 206 of the Constitution of South Africa Act No. 108 of 1996 together with sections 18 to 23 of the South African Police Service Act No.68 of 1995. The role of the CPF is to make the needs of the community known to the police and to help the police meet those needs. The primary objective is to promote a partnership betwe...

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Policing Partners

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WEBSITE KINDLY SUPPORTED BY. Law Enforcement, Metro Police and Traffic. What can I do to help? Law Enforcement, Metro Police and Traffic. Cape Town City Operations. Sea Point City Improvement District (CID). The CID [insert hyperlink to CID website] provides a 24/7 service along the main strip in Sea Point Main and Regent Roads from Glengariff Road to the Sea Point circle at Queens Road. The office is based alongside the Fire Station at the junction of Regent/Kloof Roads. 107 from a Land Line.

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Sea Point CID

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WEBSITE KINDLY SUPPORTED BY. Law Enforcement, Metro Police and Traffic. What can I do to help? Sea Point City Improvement District (CID). The CID [insert hyperlink to CID website] provides a 24/7 service along the main strip in Sea Point Main and Regent Roads from Glengariff Road to the Sea Point circle at Queens Road. The office is based alongside the Fire Station at the junction of Regent/Kloof Roads. 107 from a Land Line. 021 480 7700 from Cellphone. Sea Point Police 021 430 3700. ER24 - 084 124.