Did you know that you can get rewarded for supplying information about a Cash-in-Transit robbery? So, if you witness a #CITRobbery make sure that you jot down the vehicle registration, car model and colour, try to remember the appearance of the suspects or description, the place of robbery and the time.
The alarming brisk occurrence of CIT robberies has seen the figure climb to a total of 136 in just five months. This is a margin of incidents that happened between January 1 – 21 May 2018.
SBV South Africa, a leader in the movement, storage, processing of cash and other items of value & high risk will reward you if the details you provide lead to an arrest of the criminals behind CIT.
The company says, “For too long, people have viewed #CITRobberies as victimless crimes. This is not the case. Lives are at risk. The economy is at risk.
If you have valid information about a CI-heist, contact SBV South Africa on 083 408 7029 or send a WhatsApp message.
NB: You may report the crime anonymously. Stay safe!
Someone, somewhere, somehow knows about the thugs who commit these #CITRobberies. Take a stand – call us on 083 408 7029. Your identity will be protected. #MakeMoneySafe #MakePeopleSafe Please share. pic.twitter.com/7zdiFO78nb
— SBVSouthAfrica (@SBVSouthAfrica) May 22, 2018
135 #CITRobberies in 2018 so far (excluding today). We're on day 140 of 2018 – that's one #CashInTransit incident for nearly every day this year. #MakeMoneySafe #MakePeopleSafe pic.twitter.com/8MlxCrJDn5
— SBVSouthAfrica (@SBVSouthAfrica) May 21, 2018
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For too long, people have viewed #CITRobberies as victimless crimes. This is not the case. Lives are at risk. The economy is at risk. When we work together to #MakeMoneySafe, we #MakePeopleSafe. pic.twitter.com/ZTTS5dwtC8
— SBVSouthAfrica (@SBVSouthAfrica) May 18, 2018
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