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Operation Basadi shows how women protect us

The operation, led by female officers, was held in the Brixton policing area and served as a reminder of the imperative role women play in policing in SA.

To celebrate women`s month, Brixton Police Station hosted Operation Basadi, an integrated police operation, led by female officers, in the Brixton policing area.

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The operation, on August 20, involved female officers and administration clerks from the station, in conjunction with female wardens, CPF members, and security officers who showed their support in the fight against crime.

Constable Nthbiseng Sandra Radebe, Special Agent in Charge (SAC) Alice Mohapi with Crime Prevention, Warden Tyrique Karrim, and Warrant Officer Nomsa Wendy Thabede. Photo: Supplied

Vehicles were stopped and searched to check for firearms, illegal substances, possible stolen goods, and house breaking implements. Pamphlets regarding domestic violence and safety tips were also distributed, as part of the operation’s crime awareness campaign.

The station said motorists were thrilled with the operation, as most of them appreciated its purpose, saying it shows that women continue to take a leading role in protecting their communities.

SAC Alice Mohapi reads a car disc. Photo: Supplied

The operation was fruitful as a total of 30 vehicles and 55 persons were searched. There were six arrests made, five illegal immigrants and a person found in possession of drugs.

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Neo Phashe

Neo Phashe is a community journalist for the Northcliff Melville Times. She has been part of the Joburg North team for past nine years covering news such as sports, schools, human interest and various other topics.

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