CPF news and next meeting
Boksburg South CPF (extension three) had a relatively good 2013, but it was still marred with some unfortunate incidents of theft and burglary.
Yet, it was not without any successes. Due to diligent neighbours some of these perpetrators were caught and justice served.
CPF also had some farewells last year.
CPF chairman, Joe Araujo, left for Cape Town, and the vice-chairman, Dean Manuel, left for Durban.
CPF would like to extend a word of gratitude to these two pillars in their community for their constant participation and commitment.
“We have lost two outstanding people and we will need two more of the same calibre to step up to the plate in order to keep the CPF running and effective.”
says Jacqui Jordan from the CPF, who thanks everyone for being the eyes and ears of their community throughout 2013.
“But it is my humble request that we step it up a notch in 2014,” says Jordan.
She continues that all need to be more diligent and committed to their cause – to take hands and eradicate the scourge of crime in their area.
“The constant sale of drugs and other crimes that we as a community can get rid of, can only be achieved by getting involved and becoming a patroller and reporting all suspicious behaviour.”
CPF invites everyone to join them on January 22, 7pm, at 8 Wolraad Street, Boksburg South, to re-launch their endeavours and to get everyone on board again.
If possible, those attending are friendly requested to bring a chair.
