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Police urge residents to improve personal safety

SAPS Newcastle urges residents to stay alert and crime-conscious by following practical personal safety tips.

SAPS Newcastle is urging its residents to be crime-conscious and aware of opportunities for crime at all times.

  • Never walk around alone and do not talk to strangers. Be on the lookout for strange cars or people
  • Walk in well-lit busy streets and if possible, in groups
  • Make sure your home is secure and become a member of an armed response service.
  • Always let someone know where you are going and how long you will be gone. But think twice before advertising your impending absence on social media. Criminals also have access to Facebook and Twitter
  • Know ALL emergency numbers and have them displayed in an accessible area
  • Trust your instincts
  • Avoid going onto a congested street where you cannot even walk properly; this is where you will find criminals pick-pocketing
  • Avoid displaying valuables where criminals can see them


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