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Police hand out pamphlets to community members

DOUGLASDALE – A number of security and police individuals were involved in the joint cross border crime operation to reach out to community on various crime issues in the area.

Close to 1 200 pamphlets were distributed to motorists in a joint cross-border crime operation on February 23.

Spokesperson of the Douglasdale Police Station, Captain Mpho Tshetlhane. Photo: Khomotso Makgabutlane

Stakeholders involved in the operation included JMPD, Douglasdale Police Station, Douglasdale CPF (community policing forum), gender-based violence brigades, various security companies, neighbourhood watches and Honeydew Police Station.

Members of the gender-based violence brigade from Douglasdale police hand out pamphlets to community members. Photo: Supplied

Captain Mpho Tshetlhane, Douglasdale Police Station spokesperson said the operation took place along the corner of Malibongwe Drive and Witkoppen Road and thanked all those who were involved. β€œThe purpose was to raise awareness on hijackings, theft of/out of motor vehicle, gender-based violence and common robberies happening around the area.”

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