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Primrose SAPS, youth desk chat to children

Children get visit from youth desk.

Members of the Primrose SAPS Crime Prevention Youth Desk and the Primrose SAPS social crime prevention team held a roadshow, last Friday, in celebration of 16 Days of Activism.

They visited parks and informal settlements in the Primrose area and spoke to children about their rights and issues which affect them.

Before setting out the members were thanked for their hard work and dedication.

They were handed certificates by the Primrose SAPS station commander Col Albertina Vesi, the Primrose CPF chairman Loma du Preez and Const Klaas Dube from the EMPD.

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