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Overview of activity in Sanddrift – October
There was no reported crime to our clients in October.
The criminal pre-Christmas shopping season is upon us looking across the greater Milnerton area and in certain cases criminals are being aided by the Eskom loadshedding situation. During loadshedding, every alarm that is on sends a signal to the Control Room as soon as the power goes off. We are therefore inundated with signals and the Armed Response Officers are extremely busy being dispatched to respond to these alarm activations.
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Sanddrift
What crimes have been reported in the area
Crime Stats for Sanddrift
last updated Oct 2021
Crimes in Oct
Crimes In 2021
Crimes In 2020
Response Times
■ 31 Armed Responses were completed in the month
■ 42% of responses were completed within 6 mins
■ 77% responses were completed within 15 mins
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Incident Reports for Sanddrift
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