SAPS Provincial team helps out at Ivory Park
Ivory Park SAPS communication officer, Warrant Officer Neldah Sekgobela, said that despite them checking the registers, among others, the officers had shown their passion to Batho Pele principles, as they were seen assisting community members with affidavits, certification of documents and floor-managing while others were helping in the office of firearms competency.
The police officers from the SAPS provincial head office, led by Brigadier Sam Killian, spent a week in the Ivory Park SAPS precinct to provide assistance to local officers in fighting crime in the area.
Ivory Park SAPS communication officer Warrant Officer Neldah Sekgobela said provincial officers had shown their passion to Batho Pele principles, as they were seen assisting community members with affidavits, certification of documents and floor-managing, while others were helping in the office of firearms competency.
The station commander at the Ivory Park SAPS, Brigadier Frank Mthombheni, thanked them for their presence, which added service-delivery value to the station.
“We are encouraging the community of Sector 1, which includes Ivory Park Extension 2, to attend to our crime meeting, to be held at the sports ground next to the taxi rank. The meeting will be on February 14 at 9am. Parents, including young people, are requested to attend,” W/O Sekgobela said.
