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PolicingSecurity policy reviewedBOOM gates and access control around suburbs are under review, and the council has invited public input on its draft changes.Memorial for murdered officerTHE Joburg metro police was joined by City officials and members of the Pimville community at a moving roadside ceremony.Police condemn killingsJOBURG metro police will use every tool available to them to stop the killing of its officers, four of whom have died on duty this week.Kensington residents tackle crimeLED by the I Love Kensington Association, Kensington residents are standing up to fight crime and environmental degradation in the suburb.Safety is on the agendaTHE provincial government is tackling safety and security this month, and has several targeted programmes on the cards.Metro cops report safe seasonALL told, Joburgers were well-behaved over the festive season, with few incidents of crime, violence and drunk driving reported, says the metro police.JMPD on holiday alertPEOPLE contravening the City’s by-laws, from setting off fireworks outside approved times, to erecting tents on public roads, will be arrested and fined.Road police on the beatROAD safety will be carefully monitored over the festive season. Regular roadblocks will check for everything from drunk drivers to roadworthiness.JMPD fights piracyTHE Metro Police have set up a specially trained unit to deal with pirated DVDs and CDs expected to flood the city during the festive season.Metro police have safety planBY-LAWS will be strictly enforced over the festive season, with metro police patrolling the city on the look-out for crime.Best officers are namedTHE first Metro Awards recognised the top Joburg metro police officers, with the chief of police landing the leader of the year award.Metro police to be rewardedTHE first Metro Awards are to be handed out to the top JMPD officers in a variety of categories, including best sergeant and best pointsman.Festive season safety is keyROAD safety and crime awareness have been stressed by the metro police, which will be out in full force with emergency management services over the summer.Jozi seeks pointsmen solutionTHE City is working on ironing out difficulties in its service level agreement for private sector pointsmen so that contracts comply with legislation.Safety at parks is boostedPARK rangers and police are raiding inner city parks, arresting criminals and making sure by-laws are obeyed with a view to safety over the festive season.Police to monitor marchTHE metro police will be out in full force to keep a watchful eye on the ANC Youth League march through Joburg and Sandton, and on to Pretoria. Roads will be closed.Metro police enforce lawIN its contribution to the mayor's 90-day Accelerated Service Delivery Plan, metro police has charged over 10 000 motorists while it cracks down on enforcing all the City's by-laws.Metro police get US trainingA GROUP of metro police officers should be more effective in their duties, after they completed a training course run by the former deputy chief of the Los Angeles police department.City removes illegal postersADVERTISERS have been warned: posters illegally pasted on city walls and other property will be removed, and punishment meted out to the culprits.More Soweto vandals arrestedPOWER has been restored to Chiawelo, where more than 600 households were without electricity after protesting vandals damaged substations.*City listens to electricity woes Page 1 of 6 |
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