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  • KZN gears up for 16 Days of Activism

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    KwaZulu-Natal Premier, Senzo Mchunu, has announced that the provincial government has developed the 365 Days Provincial Action Plan with an…

  • Pay stokvel into bank account urges police

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    SAPS urged residents to pay stokvel money directly into members' bank accounts.

  • Road rage incident leads to broken windscreen

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    SAPS urges motorists not to react to provocation and cool emotional temperature on the roads.

  • Teen nabbed for shoplifting

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    As the festvie season approaches SAPS say there has been a spike of shoplifting cases in Durban North and uMhlanga…

  • Robber dies in shoot-out

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    An armed robber met his match on Friday 15 November when the person he was robbing opened fire on him…

  • Local security companies attended Greenwood Park SAPS's monthly Security Forum Meeting. Lt Elvis Naidoo, Marshall Security's Tyron Powell, Chubb's Suren Naidoo, Lt Col Zethu Ngobese, Blue Security's Nick Pretorius, Riverhorse Valley Managers' Association's Celine Spies and G4S' Reena Moodley.

    Security companies meet

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    Local security companies meet for SAPS forum meeting.

  • Support 16 Days of Activism

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    Greenwood Park SAPS appeals to residents to support its 16 Days of Activism Against Women and Children campaign.

  • Police patrols pay off

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    Greenwood Park Police Station's increased patrols have paid off since its inception a few weeks ago.

  • TRT officer implicated in number of crimes

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    An Inanda Tactical Response Team officer has been arrested for his involvement in a number of crimes in various areas.

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    Yet another incident of rock throwing

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    Lucky escape for motorist after a fourth rock throwing incident in the space of a month.

  • Resident loses R5 000 in SMS scam

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    Thousands of SMS's are sent out daily to say your cell number has won money, but SAPS warns there is…

  • Con man targets uMhlanga shops

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    Three shops targeted by con-man who makes off with more than R40 000 in goods.

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