Following the recent number of hijackings, armed robberies, and rapes in the Daveyton area, the police are urging residents to be vigilant.
The Daveyton Police Station will also intensify police visibility around the area.
Daveyton SAPS spokesperson Sgt Constance Moalusi said they urge drivers to be always on the lookout for any suspicious vehicles that may be following them.
“We also encourage those who park on pavements and sit inside their vehicles while visiting their partners or family members to avoid doing so as they attract criminals,” said Moalusi.
“We urge residents to take note of this warning from the police.”
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Hijacking hotspots:
• N12 highway near the Daveyton off-ramp
• Holfontein Road
• Brazil Street
• Matthewson Street
Armed robberies hotspots:
• N12 highway near the Daveyton off-ramp
• The passage on Gija Street
• Holfontein Road
Rape hotspots:
• Maroleng Street
• The cemetery on Gumbi Street
• Chris Hani and Gabon informal settlements
Tips to avoid becoming a victim:
• Be on the lookout for suspicious people.
• Be familiar with your environment.
• Lock your car doors.
• Park inside the yard or garage.
• Avoiding sitting in or using your cellphone in your car at night.
Moalusi added that Covid-19 regulations are still enforced including the curfew. No person should be in the street without a permit from 11pm to 4am.
To report a crime, contact the station on 011 845 9835 or crimestop on 08600 10111.
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