Local business supports Kempton Park CPF with body camera donation
A donation of body cameras to Kempton Park CPF Sector 2 will help patrollers improve safety, transparency and evidence gathering during crime prevention patrols.
The Kempton Park CPF Sector 2 thanked a local business for donating equipment to support community safety efforts.
John Streicher of Anker Water, based on Monument Road in Glen Marais, recently donated three multipurpose recorders, commonly used as body cameras, to the sector.
The donation was officially received by CPF representatives Gary Walker, Izelle van den Berg, Kevin Naidu and Charl van den Berg.
According to the CPF, the body cameras will play an important role in supporting community patrollers during their duties.
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The devices help enhance personal safety during patrols while also providing objective evidence of incidents and interactions.
They also promote transparency and accountability, assist with incident reporting and investigations, and help protect patrollers against false allegations.
The Kempton Park CPF is a partnership between the SAPS and the community, aimed at improving crime prevention, increasing visibility and strengthening cooperation between residents, businesses and law enforcement.
Sector 2 members expressed their appreciation for the donation, noting that support from local businesses helps empower patrollers, improve accountability and contribute to a safer community.
