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PWP WEEKLY OPERATIONAL SUMMARY (2019-06-17 – 2019-06-23) 150 150 admin

PWP WEEKLY OPERATIONAL SUMMARY (2019-06-17 – 2019-06-23)

(2019-06-17 – 2019-06-23)

 

  • CRIME:
    Crime reported to PWP: 8
    – Attempted House Break-ins = 3 (PR=1, WG=2) PR around noon, WG around 03:00am and early evening.
    – Theft = 2 (Gate motor stolen in PK), (Drain cover stolen in PR)
    – Attempted Theft of Gate Motor = 3 (all in PK, all at night/Morning hours)

 

  • PATROLS:
    KMs patrolled: 475 km +
    Man Hours patrolled: 78h +
    Suspicious persons/Vehicles reported by residents: 9
    Residents assisted (i.e. Open Garage doors found): 2
    Accidents attended: 2
    Clean-Up Operation: 1 [Read more here: http://bit.ly/2LeSP6j]

 

Our PWP guys, cutting and removing fallen trees to clear our streets during the storm:

Our next QUIZ NIGHT! 5 Oct 2019

Clean-Up Operation (2019-06-21) 150 150 admin

Clean-Up Operation (2019-06-21)

On Friday (21 June 2019) PWP Neighbourhood Watch patrollers got together ONCE AGAIN with Solid Waste Management and Law Enforcement for a clean-up operation on Plattekloof road and surrounds.

Within TWO WEEKS, human feces, rotting food, bags of wet clothes and piles of rubbish were once again piled up all over the place.

We have begged and pleaded on blended knees for members of our community to please work with us and we’ve now come to the realisation that nobody is listening, because nobody sees the situation for what it really is.

Disappointment aside, let’s try once more, because the minute we give up and stop cleaning up the disgusting mess that poses such a huge health and safety issue for every single person living in this area – that is the minute we are handing our life blood over on a silver platter. We also offered help to these street people, but they don’t want help, because they are getting enough from the community.

So residents, can we please ask that you let us know who can join us on a clean-up operation, so that you can see what is happening in your area. We will organize with Solid Waste (5 July 2019) in order to get rid of the excrement and other health hazards currently lying rotting in our area.

If you don’t want to dirty your hands, then please stop giving to each and every vagrant knocking on your door for help. Our patrollers must dirty their hands because of the ignorance of the community. Give to the shelters where the Winter Readiness Program is ready to help take these vagrants off the streets and into warm and safe spaces this winter. The ONLY vagrant who does NOT want to go into a shelter is the vagrant who wants to carry on using drugs, carry on drinking and refuses to comply with social norms.

THAT is unfortunately what you are supporting.

There are things in place to help the homeless and we need to get them to those places, so that the system can kick in and start helping them. Please don’t be the person who is busy condemning them to a life of vagrancy because of some misguided notion that you are making a difference.

BE the difference you want to see in this world by supporting the shelters who aim to uplift and not keep them down like your handout will.

Hand up at all times please – not handout.

So please help by:

? Donating to ELIM NIGHT SHELTER, ABSA Cheque – N1 City – 4058656388
? Dropping off clothes and food to ELIM – 47 3rd Avenue, Elsies River Industrial.
Lets stand strong because you are literally the only thing stopping our beautiful area from falling into decay.

Thank you for the cool drinks sponsored by THE SLIDING DOOR SPECIALIST for all the workers of solid waste. They really appreciate it and are going the extra mile for us. We urge anyone that can help with a donation (food or drinks) to make contact with Paul Kruger on 0790329193. These clean ups will be held every second Friday and will appreciate any donations! Together we can make a difference.

 

Paul Kruger

0790329193
PWP Street People Liaison

 

PWP WEEKLY OPERATIONAL SUMMARY (2019-06-10 – 2019-06-16) 150 150 admin

PWP WEEKLY OPERATIONAL SUMMARY (2019-06-10 – 2019-06-16)

2019-06-10 – 2019-06-16

 

• CRIME:
Crime reported to PWP: 6
– House Break-ins = 2 (PK=1, WG=1) PK around 10:30pm, WG around 03:00am.
– Theft = 1 (Gate motor stolen in PK)
– Theft of Motor Vehicle = 1 (PR) Suspect vehicle identified and info handed to SAPS.
– Hijacking = 1 (PR, late afternoon) Resident hijacked when entering driveway. Vehicle recovered shortly after in Langa. No injuries.
– Armed Robbery = 1 (WG) Late afternoon, residents robbed when entering driveway. No injuries. Click link to read more on success: http://bit.ly/31DbM8D

• PATROLS:
KMs patrolled: 339 km +
Man Hours patrolled: 42h +
Suspicious persons/Vehicles reported by residents: 7
Residents assisted (i.e. Open Garage doors found): 2
Accidents attended: 2
Operations with SAPS: 1

ALERT
Please ensure that you are not followed when entering your home. If you suspect that you are being followed, DO NOT GO HOME and  immediately call your security company to escort you home or post on the PWP Crime group.

Success! 3 Suspects arrested 150 150 admin

Success! 3 Suspects arrested

MASSIVE SUCCESS!

Last night (2019-06-16) around 18:00, a white Opel Corsa bakkie was used in an armed robbery in Genl. Ben Viljoen St, Welgelegen. The suspect vehicle blocked the victims in, as they were driving up the driveway. Luckily no one was injured and only small items were taken.

After intense investigation by our volunteer patrollers, the suspect vehicle’s registration number was identified via advanced technology available to us.
The suspect vehicle was then loaded on the system.

Less than 24 hours after the incident, the suspect vehicle was pulled over by unmarked and SAPS Flying Squad vehicles. Further investigation found that the bakkie was hijacked earlier this year and the suspects just changed the plates. A firearm was also found in the vehicle. 3 Suspects were arrested!

Well done all involved.

WEEKLY OPERATIONAL SUMMARY (2019-06-03 – 2019-06-09) 150 150 admin

WEEKLY OPERATIONAL SUMMARY (2019-06-03 – 2019-06-09)

2019-06-03 – 2019-06-09

 

• CRIME:
Crime reported to PWP: 3

– Attempted House Burglary = 1 (KB =1) early morning hours
– House Break-ins = 2 (WG = 2) 1 x early morning, 1 x afternoon (suspect caught by DW)

• PATROLS:
KMs patrolled: 420 km +
Man Hours patrolled: 46h +
Suspicious persons/Vehicles reported by residents: 8
Residents assisted (i.e. Open Garage doors found): 5
Accidents attended: 1

 

Clean-Up operation in the PWP Area:

(With CoCT Law Enforcement)

– Structures and building materials removed 

– 4 Fines issued

– 4 trolleys confiscated 

– No weapons found

 

 

PATROL STATS: May 2019 150 150 admin

PATROL STATS: May 2019

PATROL STATS:

MAY 2019

 

KMs patrolled: 1786 km +
Man Hours patrolled: 151h +

WEEKLY OPERATIONAL SUMMARY (2019-05-27 – 2019-06-02) 150 150 admin

WEEKLY OPERATIONAL SUMMARY (2019-05-27 – 2019-06-02)

PWP WEEKLY OPERATIONAL SUMMARY
2019-05-27 – 2019-06-02

• CRIME:
Crime reported to PWP: 4
Crime reported to SAPS: N/A

– Attempted House Burglary = 1 (KB =1) at noon
– House Break-ins = 2 (PK=1, PR=1) both Early morning hrs
– Attempted Hijacking = 1 (at Plattekloof/N1) Before midnight

• PATROLS:
KMs patrolled: 602 km +
Man Hours patrolled: 65h +
Suspicious persons/Vehicles reported by residents: 6
Residents assisted (i.e. Open Garage doors found): 2
Clean-Up operation: 1

• SUCCESSES:
– A Bakkie that was involved in the street robbery in Kleinbosch on the 16th of May, was stopped on the 30th in Bellville – thanks to camera technology available to us.
3 suspects arrested.
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Regards
PWP Neighbourhood Watch

Clean-Up Operation (2019-06-01) 150 150 admin

Clean-Up Operation (2019-06-01)

Article by Tygerdal & Glenwood Neighbourhood Watch:

“We could moan again about the disgusting mess we had to clean up on Saturday but we realised that like politics, we are allowing the negative to overshadow the positive…. so this post is about celebrating the Heroes who walk amongst us!

? HEROES 1: DPU (Displacement People Unit)
These men and women, led by the ever amazing Wayne Aldridge, are working tirelessly with the Neighbourhood Watches and the communities. Yet they get it from all sides… from the community who just dont understand what they are doing and how much they are helping… and they get it again for not doing enough. Instead of criticizing and lambasting this amazing unit it really needs to be said that we see their hard work and the way they are trying to sort out the vagrant issue AND WE ARE IN AWE! Thank you.

? HEROES 2: LE (Law Enforcement)
These people enforce the bylaws and vagrancy is a huge part of their mandate. There are so many laws and relations and policies and instructions that these people are walking a tight rope every day while they try and execute their duties. Yet they are ever helpful and diligent when they join us on these cleanup operations. With the DPU they are following a strict plan to eventually get to our ultimate goal – a definite and working solution to the vagrant issue. Huge thank you to them for working side by side with us and the community.

? HEROES 3: WASTE MANAGEMENT
These unsung heroes are the ones who have to clean up after these vagrants. It must also be said that they are the ones who have to clean up the misguided “generosity” of the public. Its them who have to pick up the clothes used as toilet paper.. its them who have to pick up the rotting food these vagrants just discard…. and its them who clean up the mistakes we make when we THINK we are helping. They truly are the keepers of all our embarrassing secrets and bad habits. May you guys be blessed many times over for your contribution to our wellbeing.

? HEROES 4: PRASA
They are the new kids on the block with these OPS and thanks to them we are able to finally clear up the mess these vagrants cause all along the railway line. This new partnership has proven to be invaluable to everybody in getting to a clean and safer neighbourhood.

? HERO 5: Chris Faure from Engen Garage
Every single second Saturday this Community Hero donates out of his own pocket 20 coffees to give that extra vuma to all these people needed to make these OPS a success…. we bow to you Chris for your amazing generosity.

? HEROES 6: Donations
Hiding amongst these people are men and women who get up at 5 to make much needed sandwiches for all the hardworking people involved. All out of their own pockets and all because they believe these Heroes deserve any thanks we can give them.

? HEROES 7: NHW
Pulling up their sleeves and digging around in the dirt helping you will find PWP Neighbourhood Watch, Monte Vista Neighbourhood Watch and Tygerdal Neighbourhood Watch who refuse to sit and moan and wait for others to help… these Patrollers do what is needed even if it means cleaning up the mess well intentioned residents cause.

? HERO 8: PRIVATE HEROES
A private company called SKIPGO joining us just because they want to help! How incredible is that! And the amazing Security from N1 City, Kobus Palvie who will do anything to help keep his clients who use the railway safe! True dedication!

? HERO 9: Riana de Wet
This firebrand from Monte Vista Ratepayers Association manages to pull together these OPS every second week. She is the organizer extraordinaire who is literally the cog turning the wheel towards a successful conclusion. Riana you remain our Queen Bee and we salute you for never giving up your tireless work.

So did you know it took all these heroes to clean up after Residents who literally dont realise the damage they are doing?

Please help us in being a Hero as well!

Please give responsibly.

? HAND UP AND NOT HAND OUT! ??”

LPR Project Update 150 150 admin

LPR Project Update
SUCCESS: 3 suspects arrested 150 150 admin

SUCCESS: 3 suspects arrested

SUCCESS

2019-05-30

 

A Bakkie that was involved in the street robbery in Kleinbosch on the 16th of May, was stopped today in Bellville – thanks to advance camera technology that we use.

3 suspects arrested.

How to contribute:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vS6j8fK5-kufvyoH9D3VwLGX_mdjkarY/view?usp=sharing

Regards
PWP Neighbourhood Watch