Uber hijackings and gangsterism remain a concern
Police boost the community's morale with ongoing engagement in an attempt to find solutions to address crime.
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Eldorado Park SAPS media liaison officer, Sergeant Fezeka Khobo CPF chairperson Sbusiso Zwane and CPF coordinator Ntimande had a radio interview on Jozi FM, where they discussed various crimes that affect law-abiding citizens of Eldorado Park, on July 30.
The interview focused on issues of crime hotspots, drugs, gangsterism, Uber hijackings and most importantly fostering a partnership with other structures like the CPF and other anti-crime forums.
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Sergeant Khobo said the interview session was extremely informative as community members were granted an opportunity to call on air to ask questions and seek advice.
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Sergeant Khobo also urged residents to join the CPF to improve their understanding regarding the framework of policing work and to be able to effectively report any illegal activities anonymously.
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Anyone with any information regarding illegal activities at Eldorado Park can contact the SAPS on 011 946 0300 or 082 444 3001.
Alternatively, whistle-blowers who wish to tip off the police anonymously may call the SAPS Crime Stop Hotline on 08600 10111.
The Eldorado Park police station can also be reached on 112.