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CRIME INCIDENTS

2012
Until 17th February 2012

Armed robbery 1
Burglary 5
Attempted burglary 4

 

 

 

 

 


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HONEYDEW SAPS

 

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22nd February 2012

Hi all

Short note just to keep you on top of things.

Quiet week so far. Thank you for all the reports of suspicious cars and persons. These are checked by the police and Dunmar immediately.

Please keep your eyes and ears open at all times.

Mass patrol tonight from 18h00 to 23h00. Have you booked your slot?

Any volunteer that can fix some green lights for me?

Good news, building to start in the caravan park and the entrance will be closed permanently.

The rest of the area is being cleaned and cut. Have you noticed the lack of litter in CKN?

Stay safe

John

Have you tested your alarm?

 

See the latest Crime Brief on the Honeydew CPF website.
http://www.honeydewcpf.org.za/files/Crime Brief-17-February-2012.pdf

 

20th February 2012

Hi all
An update on recent events.
As per my mail of Friday, CKN has really had a bit of a torrid time. In my time in the area and being we have never been under siege – or that is how it feels – like we have been in the past two weeks.
However to set your mind at ease, various initiatives have been undertaken in the area to counteract this problem. Most of these will NOT be mailed out as there has been the question from a number of folk as to what are the chances the perpetrators are on our mailing list. Admittedly this is not impossible.
However for your info and amongst other things, very few of you would have seen the foot patrols by CKN residents and Dunmar in the early hours of Saturday morning, this after 01h00.
No one saw a force from Dunmar (and me) raid an open house in the area on Saturday night after OUR OWN patrols came across 5 suspects jumping a fence in Firethorn at about 20h20, they ran and back up from Dunmar was exceptional.
These are only two incidents.
The SAPS are now in possession of all the details of all incidents and are profiling these and are going to assist us as best possible.
We will catch these suspects as we almost did Saturday night. Are these guys now so brazen they have changed their time to early evening when folk are at home?

At present my biggest fear is that a burglary does take place and there is a confrontation in one’s home! This can only turn out badly.

Some folk have pointed fingers at Dunmar at possible involvement. I do not believe this to be the case as amongst other things, the amount of cars and personnel they have put in the area at their own expense has been huge. I have been working very closely with them, riding and walking in the area and the armed response guys really want to make arrests and put a stop to our problems.
It also means we need to take responsibility for our own safety and be the eyes and ears in the area.

Of note is the problems experienced, only one home had an alarm! Test your alarm, make sure your signal is getting through.
Dunmar alarms – cars will be dispatched first and then a phone call made.

I am not in any way trying to scare folk with what has happened but I do believe being aware and informed is of the utmost importance.
Only by being a committed area and standing together can we sort out these issues. Think what it would be like if your neighbor had problems and you never knew and also being a victim of crime and not being able to do anything about it? We have the support in the area and also the means to react, although I do not like any reaction, but rather being pro-active.
Where do you stand?

Stay safe and please keep in touch.

John

PS anyone out there who can fix some green lights for me?

 

17th February 2012

Hi CKN

A short note on Feb so far and it is not good!

1 Feb - burglary Bamboes - 12:20
6 Feb - burglary Stamperboom - day
7 Feb - burglary Boomgom - day
14 Feb - attempt Boomgom - 02:00
14 Feb - attempt Worsboom - 02h00
14 Feb - attempt Acanthus - 03h00
14 Feb - attempt Kroton - 03h30
16 Feb - burglary Firethorn - 07h00-1300
17 Feb - burglary Papaja - 02h00

What more can I say? We have never experienced this in my time of 14 years in the area. Very frustrating. We are working on this and I will be in touch.

John

 

15th February 2012

Hi all
Just a short note. I have not had any incidents reported to me today.
Various crime prevention measures have been instituted in the area and will remain in force for the foreseeable future. These will remain confidential.
Yesterday I got numerous mails after my correspondence and I will address all of these shortly.
Please keep in touch as only together can we make CKN safe for all that live in the area.
John

PS we are cleaning up CKN but I need some help. Please report street lights that are not working.

Also there is a heap of rubble opposite the fence along Kroton Street being used to get over the palisade fence. Can I please get some help on Saturday at say 09h00 for an hour to help clear the heap? Any takers?

 

14th February 2012

Hi all

Over the past week CKN has experienced a number of issues despite increased crime prevention initiatives by Dunmar and CKN.

Last Monday a burglary in Stamperboom – day time.
Day after, burglary in Boomgom – day time.

Last night two attempts but appears nothing taken – Worsboom and Acanthus.

Residents in Boomgom also experienced folk on their property at about 02h00 this morning.

Everything around these incidents point to someone who knows the area and lives in CKN!

These problems are being addressed and more comprehensive mail to follow later.

John

____________________________________________________________

Hi all

Further to my note of earlier, a further incident has been reported to me.
This time in Kroton Street.

So 4 attempts that I know of between 02h00 and 04h00. PLEASE ADVISE ME OF ANYTHING THAT HAPPENS AS ONLY BY US BEING AWARE OF AN  ISSUE CAN WE TACKLE THEM!!!!!!!!

All of this morning’s attempts are similar and all pretty much centralized. AGAIN, I BELIEVE OUR PROBLEMS ARE COMING FROM WITHIN CKN AND SO IF YOU ARE AWARE OF ANY SUSPICIOUS PERSONS LIVING ON ANY PROPERTY, PLEASE LET ME KNOW. I KNOW OF DRUGSI IN THE AREA AND SO HOPE WE DO NOT HAVE ANY YOUNG FOLK LOOKING FOR ITEMS TO SELL FOR MORE DRUG MONEY!.

Ensure your alarm is working and that your alarm signal is being received by your security provider.
Do not leave valuables near windows and in open view.
Keep dogs indoors, they are the best alarm system.
Do not venture outside when you hear noises and do not put on lights. Get help from outside, security company / police.
Arm your alarm at night.

Do not be fooled if you have big gates, high walls, electric fence or dogs.

I have already arranged various crime prevention initiatives from here on which for now will remain confidential but any success also depends on you being our eyes and ears.

The long grass is in the area is being chased with City Parks and Guatrans. Gautrans have already started cutting Hendrik Potgieter.

Please take care at all times. We will not live with any problems in the area and you can be assured a lot is underway to secure you and your family.

Please keep in touch with me and please treat these incidents as serious. You do not want to wake up with suspects in your house.

John

 

10th February 2012

Hi all

Just a quick note to those that patrolled last to say thank you for your time. Thank you Liezel for organizing.
I counted 10 cars were out last night at various times. The extra visibility makes a big difference and we’ll do these type of operations on a regular and random basis.
Please take care at all times as ones safety must be a priority.
Otherwise all quiet.
Lastly welcome to a host of new members and also new residents in CKN. Welcome in the area.
Stay safe

John

 

7th February 2012

Hi all

Regret to advise of a burglary yesterday, sometime during the day, in Stamperboom Street?

Access again gained through a window.

Please report any suspicious behavior in the area, especially folk on foot walking around or loitering. We have two cars riding around from here on during the day, get them to investigate.

I have had reports of suspicious cars at night, take care! You know what to do.

Thursday evening, mass patrol, please get onto the roster below. Only an hour asked. We stop these problems now.

We have a number of payments with no references. If you have credited CKN and not used your address, please let me know. If you need a membership board, please also let me know. Remember NO security company may access your property without their name being present.

On the same note if CKN does not see any payment for 60 days, membership boards will be removed. Fair?

Welcome to a host of new members. It is so good to see new names and new folk in the area joining us.

Together we can make a difference.

Finally, whilst our problems are few and far between, those that do result really frustrate and anger me. But after going through the bank statement last night it is most heartening to see the amount of members we have and also that so many of you have not reduced your monthly fees from the previous one off R150 and have continued at the increased amount.

You make CKN great and I thank you for your constant support and belief in community.

John

 

6th February 2012

Hi all

Just a short note to please heed the warning as sent out this morning by the police.

See http://www.honeydewcpf.org.za/files/Crime Brief 06 02 12.pdf
http://www.honeydewcpf.org.za/files/Taxi operation.pdf

House robberies (invasions) have shown an increase, especially early evening and this includes complexes.Please take all the necessary precautions including checking your surroundings when coming home.Many house robberies occur when one is held up in your driveway or garage.

I cannot stress the seriousness of these type of events.

We have two cars during the day and one at night. Get an escort when coming home - especially woman alone, woman with children and when late at night.

This service is there for PAYING CKN MEMBERS.

More later in the week.

Stay safe

John

MASS PATROL THURSDAY NIGHT FROM 18H00 TO 23H00. PLEASE PARTICIPATE – ONLY ONE HOUR REQUIRED.

 

2nd February 2012

Hi all
Regret to advise burglary yesterday in Bamboes Street at approximately 12h20.
Big dog and high walls were no deterrent.
Appears from the size of the hole in the window it was either small person or a child.
Only some cash taken as alarm was triggered.
Please report anything suspicious, especially on Wednesday, being dirt bin day in CKN.
John

 

31st January 2012

Hi

Just some quick feedback from the committee meeting of last week.

As you are already aware we will now have a second dedicated day patrol car. The extra car was a great success over the festive period and many folk want the car to stay.

Of the 16 incidents last year, 14 were during the day. 11 Burglaries were reported in CKN and we want to bring this figure down.

There are a number of homes standing empty in CKN. Please keep an eye on these and report anything suspicious.

Please assist with the funding of the car. NEW MONTH, PLEASE CHECK ON YOUR SUBS. THE SUCCESS OF THE CARS DEPENDS ON REGULAR PAYMENTS.

Other plans for the year are to grow our numbers and to tackle the speeding in the area. Traffic calming plans are already underway. This will take more help and so I will soon be asking for folk to join this team.

Area cleaning is underway. Please keep your pavement clean and we will do the rest.

Building in the old caravan park is due to start. The NHC Group have taken the land.

Finally, I am auditing the area. If you receive this mail please let me have the following information. It means one less house to call on – unless you want me to pop by for a chat!

Name

Address

Cell phone/s numbers in case of emergency

Many thanks and stay safe

John

 

27th January 2012

Hi all

Further to the CKN committee held on Wednesday evening, it was decided that effective 1 March, our monthly subs will move to R150 per month from the present R100. The recent requests to keep the second day car gave us cause to think about our subs which have been at R100 for some six years now.

The benefits of the extra car were seen over the festive and the car worked for us. The second car also works different hours, giving us overlaps on shift change of the first car.

So in effect we are looking at asking for R 50 per shift. Of course, if all goes well we can hopefully move to two full times cars in the future?

My recent question around raising our monthly fee was met with a 100 percent yes.

However the second car will start on 1 February and CKN will foot the bill for the month.

I am still going to urge you, if you are not a CKN member to join us. I also wish to thank all those so loyally support CKN and also to the many that did not reduce their monthly contributions after December and we still see many credits at R150.

I do not believe R150 to be an excessive amount considering the benefits of two cars riding around, pro-actively patrolling the area.

If the amount requested is not within your budget, please assist us with what is affordable. We are not a take it or leave it resident association. CKN wants you as a member at few rand rather than not at all.

Crime remains a scourge and will not be brought under control soon. We need to fight crime in our area and by standing together we can make a difference.

I attended the sector crime meeting last night and this only highlighted the need to do something in our area and also to work with the SAPS.

I trust the above meets with your understanding and support but if there are concerns, please contact me at any time.

We will make CKN safe and secure for all that live in OUR neighbourhood.

Stay safe

John

 

24th January 2012

Hi all

Area is quiet but as always, please remain aware. Report suspicious cars and persons and also make sure you are not being followed.

I have received a number of membership forms but await payments. Please can you check.

Our own patrols started this weekend. A bit slow but thank you to all those that participated.

The mess, now the old caravan park, is being tackled by the committee and our local councilor.

Reminder of committee meeting tomorrow night.

Finally, rabbit found in Stamperboom. Dianne – 083 292 9999

Otherwise, not much else.

Stay safe

John

 

18th January 2012

Hi all

After Friday’s incident things are quiet but I have had a number of reports of suspicious cars. If you think something is suspicious, please take down as many details as possible, if you have a cell phone – a picture, and let me have the info. I will have the police investigate.

I have also had many reports lately of suspected drug exchanges in the area, usually two cars passing each other and “something” changes hands.

Unfortunately crime is back to “normal” after the holidays. Please stay aware.

Squatters in the old caravan park will be removed soon.

We have started cleaning up certain areas of CKN and drains are being tackled by our gardener. We await City Parks on the larger items.

The committee meets next week and the February meeting will be open to all. To help share the load, please consider helping out in an area where you feel you can assist. Please let me have any matters you would like addressed.

Our own patrols start this Friday. Roster will be sent out.

House required for renting. Please contact me if you know of any house in the area.

Have you joined CKN yet? If we can grow our numbers we may not have to increase subs. Still the lowest I know of and we have had no increases in some 5 years now. My recent request around an extra day car saw a unanimous response for the second day car to remain and also overwhelming agreement to move subs to R150 per month. I will advise the way forward on this after the committee meeting next week. I am also going to be calling on all the homes in the area to update our records and also canvas for new members. Anyone care to help me?

Please check on your subs.

Thank you to all that place so much trust in the committee to keep things going in CKN and also for the response to an extra car. It is great to live in such a neighborhood and that so many believe that together we can make a difference.

Think all for now.

Stay safe

John

 

 

14th January 2012

Dear CKN resident

URGENT WARNING

Yesterday - Friday 13 Jan - saw an armed robbery in Okkerneut at approximately 11h30. At least three armed black males gained entry to the home and held the family at gun point. No one was hurt. Some details I have point to either having been watched or an inside job. More details in my next note. A black Renault was used. The folk only moved in a few weeks ago and doing building at present.

Not a good way to start the year in the area. We will not live with these issues and we will make CKN safe for all who live here.

Please take care at all times. Home invasions are serious and must be seen as such.

John

 

11th January 2012

Hi all

So a flying start to the year.

Whilst all quiet in the area and has been for some time, we had a suspicious bakkie riding around yesterday with five occupants. They were chased and details are now with the police. The registrations front and rear were different. Please take care at all times.

We did see a shooting nearby on Monday when suspects entered a home when the children were at home. One suspect was shot dead by the SAPS. The house had all the usual security features but the big gate was forced open.

Another concern raised by the SAPS is that residential areas are now being used by drug dealers and not complexes. If you notice strange traffic at a home in the area, please let me know. Do not get involved and I will get the matter to the right folk at the police.
There are also a number of homes standing empty in the area, watch these for squatters.

A clean up of the roads and open areas in CKN is with City parks. All the rain has caused a lot of growth. Please keep your pavement neat and we will do the rest.

If you want the committee to tackle anything this year, please let me know. Speeding is the only item that has been raised with me. More on this to follow but if you live in the area, please do not speed. It is always good to see people walking dogs and jogging in CKN.

I was notified of as lot of animals that were either found or lost over the festive season. Remember to either visit the CKN web site or contact me so we can send out a mail.

Please check on your subs. I know many folk have been on leave so please do not forget your CKN contribution.

Finally, we will also be looking at keeping the extra day car permanently. This by request. It has certainly made a difference and the lack of reported crime in the area is certainly evidence of this. To do this it is either more members – are you a member? Or increased subs. (means an extra R50 per month). Total R150. Your thoughts?

First newsletter for the year being prepared.
Sorry a bit long but think all for now.
Stay safe
John

PS. If you need a membership board, it is coming.

 

3rd January 2011

Hi all in CKN and a happy new year

Just a short note at a start to the New Year. A more lengthy letter will follow shortly. Also a number of residents have asked as to what has happened to the emails! (I was on leave and took a break from admin but had a number of meetings with Dunmar and regularly checked on the three patrollers in the area).

The good news is that since 23 November we have not had any incidents that I am aware of. This means December was crime free and I must put this largely down to the extra patrol car we had in the area. The guards worked right, including all the public holidays.
Many thanks to Elna and Henry who gave the guards Christmas lunch.

CKN saw three crime free months last year and ended the year with 16 incidents in total. This down from the 22 in 2010.
My concern remains the number of burglaries we experienced and this will be addressed this month. Plans are already being formulated to combat this problem.

The three drivers (Riaan, Kennedy and Clement) were all given a bonus just before Christmas. They wish to thank all those that contributed. I know it made a big difference to them.

Welcome to a number of new members that joined over December. Only by growing our membership can we continue to be successful and make the area safe for all that live here.

Please note the new sector cell phone number for the SAPS sector cars. Honeydew has moved to 4 sectors and CKN now falls in sector 2.
071 675 7102 , 071 675 7112.

A lot of work lies ahead of us this year and I urge that you please get involved and assist where you can. Plans for the year will be circulated after the first CKN meeting for the year. If you want a matter addressed, please let me know.

Please check your subs are up to date.

Think all for now.

Stay safe and please remember to be vigilant ay all times.

John

 

 

28th November 2011

Hi all

A great big thank you to all those that assisted over the weekend with the braai and also with the patrolling alongside the various security companies and police.

Anti-crime weekend
Many of you would have seen the visibility provided by Dunmar, Chubb, ADT, SAPS and our own resident patrols. There were numerous cars (at times up to 12 cars) patrolling. This included SAPS cars, quad bikes and reservists on foot. A lot of this also happened when you were asleep. For example the SAPS caravan was parked at Albert Street after midnight on Friday with lights on, police cars present and various reservists manning the caravan.
I got many comments over the weekend, one being “I never thought what was planned would happen until I saw all the activity on Friday night!” and also “the biggest danger we faced was being run over by a patrol car”.
We can only hope and trust the efforts of the weekend will be carries over into the festive season and new year.
One of the Chubb drivers remarked on our great community, how he enjoyed working with us, when were we going to do this again and why could other associations do what we did?
(space restricts me from more stories).
All the drivers over the weekend were overwhelmed by our hospitality as we spoilt them with refreshments right through the weekend.
Thank you to all those that baked and also to Clover for the sponsored drinks.

Braai
Thank you to all those that attended and I trust you had a great time.
Lots of thank you’s are due but as a stand out , Matthew and Kenny for braaing, Magda and team for many pancakes, Dunmar staff for lots of fetching and carrying, setting up and support, Rowan for the jumping castle, my wife for arranging a lot and fetching and carrying and SAPS for their attendance.
And also my 100% track record of it raining when I arrange something has been broken.
The leftover food was donated to a feeding scheme for the poor and homeless.

The second car for the end of year will now run for an extra week due to your fantastic financial support. I am still asked as to why CKN charges so little? It is because we have so many paying members. Again, thank you for your support.
Planning ahead. We will have two cars in the area on Christmas day. Is there anyone who can cook an extra plate of dinner for the two Dunmar drivers?

Finally, something I would like you to think about for the new year.
I have had numerous requests for an extra car in the area or even look at booming.
Booming is an issue on its own.
However if we look at a second permanent day car, as this is when we have 99 percent of our problems, it means growing our numbers by 15 percent or 55 homes or we raise our subs to R150 p/m.
More on this next year.

Stay safe
John

PS sorry a bit lengthy.

 

25th November 2011

Hi all

Last reminder about what lies ahead for the weekend.

Our anti-crime weekend starts at 16h00 today and will last till Monday morning.

There will be a large security company and police presence in the area. We as residents will also be patrolling. Have you booked a time to help patrol?

For the many that are baking muffins / eats for the security personnel stationed in the area this weekend, please either drop off at my house or call the Dunmar car to collect.

Lunch tomorrow – please come along and lunch with us. CKN will provide meat, rolls and pancakes. You can also come along and meet the Honeydew SAPS hierarchy and security company management. Bring the kids too. Jumping castle.

Kroton Street park between 12h00 and 15h00.

Finally looking at our finances we may be able to run the additional car for a longer period. Thank you for your support. This also means welcome to a lot of new members.

Stay safe

John

 

24th November 2011

Hi all

Yesterday saw a house robbery – home invasion – in Draaibos Street.
Owner arrived home at about 16h00 and on entering the house was held up at gun point by two young black males. There were probably more suspects.

He was tied up and money, cell phones etc take.
Either he was followed home in the bad weather – rain etc brings problems as folk forget about safety and just want to stay dry – or they were already on the property.
Fortunately no injuries.

These type of incidents are no joke. Until one has experienced such an incident or know someone who has encountered violent crime, you will never understand the trauma of such an incident. And these type of incidents can turn nasty so quickly.

And again Wednesday being dirt bin day in CKN.

Dunmar have at their expense already started running a second car on Wednesday’s at random times to help us with problems that could arise around the extra activity on dirt bin day. After the AGM on Saturday we will be looking at getting a second permanent car on the road early in the new year.

Please take and report anything suspicious.

See you on Saturday, please make an effort to pop by.

John

 

23rd November

HI all

Report of a suspicious Black Golf this morning in Okkerneut Street. Two guys jumped a wall, were seen by a neighbor and they then fled in the Golf. We have a number plate that has been referred to the police.
Again, Wednesday, dirt bin day!
Also, please do not put out your bin days before hand and take in the bin straight after collection. You are adverting you are not at home if your bin stand out.

Report anything suspicious.

Thank you to the many that have come forward to patrol this weekend. But we can always do with more – come on folk, this is for your safety.
Then please come along on Saturday and braai with us. See you in the Kroton Street park between 12h00 and 15h00. CKN will provide hot dogs and pancakes and drinks.

Not a member? Come and sign up.

If it should rain, the anti-crime weekend goes ahead and the braai will move to Sunday.

See you Saturday.

Stay safe
John

 

21st November 2011

Hi all

Thank you to those that attended the AGM on Saturday. The agenda and minutes will be placed on the CKN website shortly.

The old committee is now the new committee, so no changes.

The Dunmar patrol car has now become a bakkie as it was found the car was having difficulty getting over the speed bumps in the complexes.

The green light you have come to know has now become white. CKN patrollers will still use green.

All quiet in the area and the second patrol car will start in the next week or so.

PLEASE DO NOT FORGET THE BRAAI ON SATURDAY, 12H00 TO 15H00 IN THE PARK ON KROTON STREET. PLEASE POP BY.

Just about everything is done but we still need shade – any gazebos out there? Some tables. Some folk to braai and some to make pancakes.

If it rains we will re-schedule for Sunday.

The same weekend is our ant-crime weekend. We still need patrollers, only an hour (or two). To the many folk that have offered baked goods for the security companies/SAPS, please drop off at my house.

Stay safe

John

 

18th November 2011

Hi all

Reminder of AGM tomorrow at 14h00 at venue in Calendula Street.
Next to park in Acanthus Street.
Please attend.  I will keep it to an hour.

John

 

17th November 2011

Hi all

Burglary yesterday in Lichus Street. Sometime between 11h00 and 15h00. No one saw anything, house is in a cul-de-sac and surrounded by other homes.

Do we know our neighbours?

The usual goods taken – plasma screen, sound system, clothes etc so a vehicle must have been used. Broke through the front security gate which is visible from the road. House also turned upside down. No alarm etc.

Burglaries remain our biggest problem and this is going to take work on the part of all in the area to get under control.

So 15 incidents for the year so far, 11 being burglaries.

Again do not think high walls, big gates and electric fences will do.

Patrol roster for the anti-crime weekend has started to fill up. Thank you. It will be sent out again tomorrow and next week as we move to get more patrollers filling in the gaps.

Help still need on the Saturday at the braai. Please volunteer even if just for an hour.

Folk to help braai and ladies to help make pancakes.

We are catering for between 300 and 350 people. Please come along.

John

 

15th November 2011

Hi all

As you already aware, two important dates.

19 November – AGM – 14h00 , meet at the function venue in Calendula Street. Please attend.

Our neighborhood, our concern.

25, 26 and 27 November – CKN anti-crime weekend. Again please get involved. Let us ensure December and January will be crime free. We have already seen the uptick in incidents all over ahead of the festive season. Have you booked your patrol slot – we need you. Updated patrol roster will be sent out this week and then again next week. We have large security company and SAPS presence already confirmed.

The reservists have asked if we can assist them with 4 mountain bikes whilst they are with us. Anyone that can help?

For the braai on the weekend we still need help as follows. Braai in the Kroton Street park from 12h00 to 15h00. Please pop by.

Folk to help braai.

Folk to help make pancakes.

Gazebos or shade. Something we forgot about.

Everything else is catered for but we do need cold drinks, largely for the security personnel that will be stationed in the area.

To all those baking, firstly thank you, and if you could liaise with my wife on getting all the muffins etc to her. This also for the SAPS, security company members.

They are looking after us, let us spoil them.

Let us make this a weekend a good one.

Things are quiet, let’s keep it that way.

If you are going away, please do not forget your subs.

Stay safe and report suspicious activity.

John

Latest Crime Brief can be seen at http://www.honeydewcpf.org.za/files/Crime Brief 14 November 2011.pdf

 

Hi all

The area remains quiet but we have seen problems popping up all over. Please remain cautious, especially ahead of the festive season.

To all those fantastic CKN supporters, thank you. Going through the bank statement I see many, many residents who go beyond the required to keep CKN going.

If you have not paid recently, please bring your subs up to date. If we can get all expected monies in, we can run the second car for December/January longer.

Two dates to remember. AGM – Saturday 19 November at 14h00, please attend. Our neighborhood, our concern.

The present committee members have all agreed to stay on but how about some new faces to assist as the need arises?

Weekend of 25, 26 and 27 November. CKN anti-crime weekend. Please can we have all patrol members on the road and what about some new folk? If not two 1 hour shifts, what about just one hour? Let’s make a huge difference to the area ahead of the end of the year. We have numerous security companies and two police stations supporting us. Let us patrol alongside them.

Then , same weekend braai on the Saturday afternoon between 12h00 and 15h00 in the Kroton Street Park. Please pop by for a hot dog.

Help still needed as follows: Any contacts for meat and rolls? Braai facilities – any half drums out there? Arranger of a jumping castle.

To the many that have offered eats for our guests over the weekend, please contact my wife, she will co-ordinate – patriciab@cqnet.co.za.

To the many that have offered to sponsor drinks (Clover cannot sponsor us this time) , please credit our account – we will buy the necessary.

(These eats and drinks for the security personnel that will be with us the entire weekend).

Of course safety first so stay aware, report anything suspicious and be safe.

If you are going away over December, please let me know so your home can be watched.

Think all for now

John

 

4th November 2011

Hi all

Last note for the week.
All quiet but on Wednesday there was some excitement in the area. Someone called the SAPS and advised them of a suspect carrying an AK47 in the area.
The area was flooded with SAPS, including a helicopter. The suspect was caught and found to be carrying an axe.
Dunmar also sent extra cars into the area once I called them with the news.
Build up to the year end, take care and be extra cautious.

A great big thank you to you for the overwhelming  request for contributions to the extra car over December/January. What a great area to live in. Your support remains unwavering to CKN.

I recently found we have a family business in the area that supplies fire equipment. If you do not have a fire extinguisher in your home, please consider getting one. A one kg extinguisher with bracket at R 90 ex vat.
1.5 kg – R120, 2.5 kg – R155, 4.5 kg – R 265, 9kg – R 375 – all ex vat.  You cannot afford to be without one.
Contact details – Kenneth Cairns – Kenneth@cairnsfire.co.za – 072 762 9103 – make the smart move.
CKN will be placing a large extinguisher in the patrol car.

Anti-crime weekend, this is growing, please take part.

Anyone got contacts for meat? And we need a large braai/s.
More details over the coming weeks.

Stay safe
John

 

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