WEBSITE SUCCESS STORIES – December 2025

ASSAULT VICTIM HOSPITALISED AFTER ATTACK
An incident occurred in 7de Laan where a woman was violently assaulted by a group of people using chains and weapons. Following the attack, the case was officially handed over to the South African Police Service (SAPS) for investigation. The victim, who sustained injuries from the assault, was transported to a hospital to receive the necessary medical treatment.

A COMPLAINT LODGED AFTER MEN SEEN REMOVING POLE
A complaint has been formally handed over to the South African Police Service (SAPS) after two unidentified males were observed entering a bushy area and emerging with a long pole, which they carried across the street towards Asla. Following the report, both SAPS and local Law Enforcement officers attended to the matter. However, upon their arrival and approach, the suspects abandoned the pole and fled the scene.

MOTOR VEHICLE REPORTED FOR WRONG-WAY DRIVING NEAR ALBERTINIA
A motor vehicle was reported driving on the wrong side of the road near Albertinia, heading in the direction of Mossel Bay. The complaint was promptly handed over to Law Enforcement and Provincial Traffic. Officers successfully located the truck, and upon interaction, the driver appeared to be lethargic. The officials advised the driver to rest sufficiently before continuing the journey.

TAXI OBSTRUCTION AT ADRIAANS & THEMBELIHLE INTERSECTION
A taxi was spotted, reported to be causing an obstruction to fellow road-users and interfering with construction work for a new sidewalk at the intersection of Adriaans and Thembelihle streets. The matter was reported to Law Enforcement Officers (LEO), who attended the scene. Upon investigation, the officers issued the driver a 1X56 notice for the obstruction.

FIELD FIRE AT ALHOF & CARNATION
A field fire was spotted at Alhof and Carnation. The incident was immediately handed over to the Fire Department, and a playback mode of available footage was conducted. Firefighters successfully extinguished the blaze. Subsequent investigation detected possible arson, with suspects being spotted on camera; however, they have not yet been identified.

ASSAULT INCIDENT
A group of individuals was involved in a serious incident at Thembelihle, where a person was violently assaulted. The situation was immediately handed over to the South African Police Service (SAPS). An ambulance was dispatched to the scene to transport the victim for medical treatment.

REPORTED ATTEMPTED ROBBERY AT ADRIAAN & THEMBELIHLE
A complaint was received via telephone regarding an attempted robbery at the intersection of Adriaan and Thembelihle streets. At the time of the incident, SAPS members were visibly patrolling the area and were promptly stopped by the complainant to report the crime. In response, the officers took immediate action, escorting two individuals involved in the complaint to the police station to provide their official statements as part of the ongoing investigation.

CCTV MONITORING LEADS TO DRUNK DRIVING ARREST
During routine CCTV monitoring at the intersection of Marsh and Field, a traffic officer was observed flagging down a motor vehicle. After the officer concluded speaking with the male driver and a female passenger and left the area, a heated argument erupted between the two individuals. Upon witnessing the male jump over the wall of the Department of Social Development, a government building, the monitor immediately alerted the South African Police Service (SAPS). The couple subsequently separated and left. When SAPS attended the scene, they questioned the male about the wall-climbing incident; he claimed he was looking for someone. Officers then positioned themselves to observe him. After he started his vehicle and began to drive away, SAPS pulled him over and requested a breathalyzer test. The driver recorded a reading of 1.03, resulting in his immediate arrest.

CCTV FOOTAGE REVEALS DRUNK DRIVER CAUSED TAXI COLLISION
A motor vehicle accident involving two taxis was spotted via CCTV at the corner of Essenhout and Louis Fourie Road. All relevant emergency departments were dispatched to the scene, and operators conducted a playback of the footage to determine the cause. The investigation revealed that one of the taxis ran a red light at high speed without any attempt to stop or slow down, resulting in a violent collision with the other taxi. Fortunately, there were no major injuries reported. When tested, the taxi driver responsible for causing the accident was found to be almost four times over the legal alcohol limit. This directly led to his arrest by the attending officers.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL RESPONSE FOR ATTEMPTED SUICIDE ON MZOLA STREET
A critical emergency was reported via telephone concerning an attempted suicide on Mzola Street in Asla Park, where an individual had consumed a quantity of pills. The situation was immediately escalated and handed over to the EMS Control Room for urgent medical intervention. An ambulance was promptly dispatched to the location. The paramedics attended to the person, providing necessary initial care before safely transporting them to a nearby hospital for further medical treatment and evaluation.

FATAL PEDESTRIAN KNOCKDOWN ON N2 OFF-RAMP
Personnel assisted Provincial Traffic following a fatal pedestrian knockdown on the N2 off-ramp near the bridge. The incident was observed with the deceased male visible in the roadway, and all necessary emergency services were present on the scene. According to information from Kwanonqaba SAPS, the driver involved proceeded directly to the police station to report the incident. The authorities have taken control of the investigation into this tragic event.

A HOUSE FIRE COMPLAINT ON MALGAS STREET
A house fire was reported via telephone concerning a property on Malgas Street. The incident was promptly handed over to the local Fire Department for emergency response. According to the feedback received, firefighters successfully extinguished the blaze. The fire resulted in one Wendy house being completely burned down; however, no injuries were reported from the incident.

MISSING PERSON LOCATED AT PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL
A 40-year-old woman was reported missing from her residence on Gcotyana Street in Kwanonqaba. According to the complainant, the woman, who lives with bipolar disorder, had left her home unexpectedly and failed to return, prompting immediate concern for her safety and well-being. The incident was promptly reported to the relevant authorities to initiate a search. In a positive update, the complainant later provided feedback that the missing individual had been successfully located. She was found receiving care at a Provincial Hospital, where she is currently safe.

WHATSAPP COMPLAINT: MISSING ELDERLY PERSON FROM D’ALMEIDA CLINIC
A critical missing person report was received via WhatsApp regarding 72-year-old Karriem Solomons, who was last seen leaving the D’Almeida clinic. Mr. Solomons was described as disorientated and was wearing black pants and a distinctive pink hoodie at the time of his disappearance. The incident was immediately handed over to the South African Police Service (SAPS) for investigation. As part of the initial response, a playback of available camera footage was conducted. The review revealed a promising lead: an individual matching the exact clothing description was seen walking with a woman in the direction of Anker Street, Extension 8. However, the footage was inconclusive as the person’s face could not be clearly identified. SAPS has confirmed that the investigation is ongoing based on this sighting.

VEHICLE INCIDENT WITH DOG AT HEIDERAND MALL
During routine CCTV monitoring, an incident was observed at the 1st Entrance of Heiderand Mall on Melkhout Street, involving a blue Toyota Avanza and a dog. The vehicle contacted the dog as it ran across the road. The driver of the Avanza acted responsibly by coming to a complete stop immediately after the collision. The situation was closely monitored via the camera feed, which showed the dog quickly fleeing the scene and running away, appearing to be mobile and without immediate visible signs of critical injury. No owner was seen in the vicinity to claim the animal. The driver exited the vehicle to assess the situation; however, after a brief period, it was determined that there was no significant damage to the vehicle and, with the dog having fled, the driver proceeded.

CCTV MONITORING DETECTS MULTIPLE SHACK FIRES AT DUBE STREET
Through vigilant CCTV monitoring, multiple shacks ablaze on Dube Street were promptly identified, indicating a potentially rapidly spreading fire. The situation was immediately escalated, and the incident was handed over to the local fire department for an emergency response. The fire crews responded with urgency to the scene and deployed the necessary resources to combat the flames. We have since received feedback confirming that their intervention was successful, and the fire was fully extinguished, preventing further damage and potential loss of life.

PUBLIC DRUG USE COMPLAINT LEADS TO ARREST ON BLAND STREET
A complaint was received via radio communication indicating that assistance from the South African Police Service (SAPS) was urgently required. The report concerned an individual who was openly using drugs in front of a store, causing alarm and posing a risk to public safety. The incident occurred on Bland Street, directly across from the Checkers supermarket. The matter was promptly logged and handed over to SAPS for immediate intervention. According to the feedback received, SAPS officers attended to the complaint without delay. The individual was located and subsequently taken into custody by the Mossel Bay SAPS.

CCTV MONITORING: SUSPECT PURSUIT AND STABBING INCIDENT LINKED
Through proactive CCTV monitoring, one male was observed exhibiting suspicious behaviour, running down the street with a phone in hand at the intersection of Marsh and Beach Street. The incident was immediately handed over to the South African Police Service (SAPS) for intervention. Our operators tracked the individual via the camera system and witnessed him entering a light blue Toyota Corolla on Marsh Street. Intriguingly, the vehicle subsequently stopped next to a Law Enforcement patrol vehicle. After direct follow-up with the officers on the scene, it was confirmed that the individual was not a suspect but was, in fact, the victim of a stabbing that had occurred inside Zeppelins pub. The person was transported to the hospital by the occupants of the light blue Toyota Corolla for urgent medical treatment. It has been confirmed that a formal case will be opened with SAPS once the victim has received the necessary medical attention.

PUBLIC NUISANCE AND DANGEROUS WEAPON COMPLAINT AT MARSH STREET
A radio complaint was logged requesting urgent assistance from the South African Police Service (SAPS) regarding an individual causing a disturbance and brandishing a sharp object outside the Ok Mini Market on Marsh Street. The situation, which posed a significant threat to public safety, was promptly handed over to both SAPS and local Law Enforcement units for a coordinated response. According to subsequent feedback, the complaint was attended to by officers from the Mossel Bay SAPS. The individual in question was successfully located and detained on the grounds of being in possession of a dangerous weapon. Furthermore, Charlie 01 reported that a criminal case was officially opened against the detained person for the injuries inflicted during the incident.

SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY AND ARREST AT ROSELIND AND JACARANDA
Through dedicated CCTV monitoring, a male person was observed engaging in highly suspicious activity at the corner house premises on Roselind and Jacaranda. The individual was clearly recorded entering the property and subsequently emerging carrying what were identified as cleaning materials, specifically a telescope duster and a dustpan, which he then placed into a black plastic bag. Given the unauthorized nature of his actions and the strong indication of theft from the property, the incident was immediately escalated and handed over to the South African Police Service (SAPS) for intervention. The subsequent feedback confirmed the effectiveness of this vigilance; SAPS attended to the complaint, located the individual, and placed him under arrest for possession of stolen property.

PUBLIC INTOXICATION INCIDENT AT CUFF STREET
A radio complaint was received regarding an individual who was visibly under the influence of alcohol and lying in the middle of Cuff Street, posing a danger to themselves and obstructing the public thoroughfare. The incident was immediately handed over to the South African Police Service (SAPS) for intervention. Feedback from the scene confirms that the Mossel Bay SAPS, specifically unit MB2, attended to the complaint. The officers safely removed the intoxicated person from the roadway to ensure their safety and that of passing motorists and pedestrians. Subsequently, the individual was transported to the Mossel Bay Police Station for further care and processing.

WEBSITE SUCCESS STORIES – November 2025

THICK WHITE SMOKE VISIBLE
Thick white smoke was observed at the Transfer Station. The incident was handed over to the fire department for further evaluation. Fire personnel later confirmed it was a controlled burn, and workers were visible on camera performing their duties. No threats were found, and everything was in order.

MALE PERSON BEGGING AND BOTHERING PEOPLE
A male individual was seen begging and bothering members of the public in front of Brink & De Bruin Optometrists on Marsh Street. Officers responded to the complaint, located the individual, and moved him away from the area.

OPEN FIRE – N2
An open fire was spotted at the N2 behind KwaNonqaba. The incident was handed over to law enforcement. When officers arrived, they found a church group near the bushes, finishing their service. The fire was put out, and no further danger remained.

SUSPICIOUS MALES SPOTTED
Two suspicious males were seen walking through the hallway at MJ Harris Street. SAPS was notified, and the complaint was handed over for response. SAPS and Absolute Security approached one of the individuals while the second fled the area.

MALE ROAMING AROUND
A male individual was seen roaming around the Kleinbrak Crossing area. SAPS was informed and the incident was handed over for investigation. GR2 Officers attended and confirmed that the person had been assaulted minutes earlier at a nearby garage, and the case was known to them.

PERSON BEGGING AND BEING A NUISANCE
A person begging and creating a disturbance was observed in front of the U-Save store. CID Security was notified and attended the scene. The individual was located and removed from the area.

THICK WHITE SMOKE – MONTE CRISTO ECO ESTATE
Thick white smoke was seen coming from Monte Cristo Eco Estate. The Fire Department was informed and confirmed that the fire was controlled and posed no threat.

OPEN FIRE SPOTTED, POSSIBLE COPPER BURNING
An open fire, suspected to be related to copper burning, was seen behind Burger & Seun Scrap Yard in KwaNonqaba. The incident was handed over to Law Enforcement. While monitoring, the individual extinguished the fire and left the scene before officers arrived.

DRINKING IN PUBLIC
A group of people was observed drinking alcohol in public at De Bakke Beach area. Law Enforcement responded to the complaint. Officers found two 750ml brandy bottles, which were disposed of, after which the group left the area.

PERSON UNDER INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL WITH A KNIFE
CID Security reported a drunk man armed with a knife threatening people at the Shelter in the CBD. SAPS responded immediately to the incident. The man was arrested on the scene for possession of a dangerous weapon.

LAW ENFORCEMENT ASSISTANCE – UNCONSCIOUS MALE
A male was found unconscious at Crotz Circle in Asla. Playback of footage was conducted to determine the cause. It was established that the individual had been robbed and assaulted by two men.

HOUSE BREAK-IN & THEFT
A complaint was received regarding a house break-in and theft involving a male with a backpack and a cap. The matter was handed over to SAPS. Officers met with the complainant and confirmed that the suspect fled, and no items were stolen.

SAPS ASSISTANCE
SAPS requested assistance with the playback regarding a lady’s stolen bag at Marsh Street. Footage showed the lady last seen entering Friendly Halaal Fisheries carrying only her handbag. SAPS advised her to open a case at Mossel Bay Police Station.

FOLLOW-UP COMPLAINT LEADS TO ARREST
A follow-up was conducted regarding a reported break-in that occurred in Gys Smalberger Street. Immediate action was taken by informing SAPS to conduct regular patrols in the area. Following the report and increased police visibility, SAPS successfully located and arrested an individual linked to the series of break-ins.

WHATSAPP COMPLAINT LEADS TO ARREST OF DRUNKEN DRIVER
A complaint was received via WhatsApp regarding a driver suspected of reckless driving and being under the influence of alcohol. The incident occurred on the route from George in the direction of Great Brak River. The report was immediately handed over to the Great Brak River SAPS for further action. Upon investigation, SAPS located the driver, confirmed that the individual was driving under the influence of alcohol, and subsequently arrested the suspect for drunken driving.

SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE INVESTIGATION LEADS TO DRIVER’S ARREST
A report was received via WhatsApp regarding a suspicious motor vehicle in the Mossel Bay area. The vehicle was described as a white Mazda CX-5 SUV. Upon receiving the information, the matter was immediately investigated. Urgent notice about the same vehicle was also circulated through the Garden Route Security Network, where it was confirmed that the driver was linked to multiple serious crimes, including kidnapping, extortion (a ransom demand of R10 000), possession of an illegal firearm, and driving a motor vehicle without the owner’s consent. An extensive search operation was launched with SAPS, NBHW, and local security units deployed to strategic areas such as Louis Fourie Road, the N2, and Hartenbos. The search even extended to beachfront areas, including Diaz, De Bakke, and Hartenbos. The suspect’s vehicle was later spotted in Dywili Street, where SAPS arrived on scene and detained the driver.

SUSPECTS ARRESTED FOR POSSESSION OF STOLEN PROPERTY
At the corner of Marsh and Cape Street, two individuals were reported to have stolen someone’s belongings, including a cell phone. CCTV Operators immediately monitored the cameras to track the two suspicious persons. Following the review, both culprits were located, and one suspect was successfully arrested in possession of all the stolen property.

SAPS CONDUCTED STOP AND SEARCH
During routine CCTV monitoring, SAPS officers were observed conducting a stop-and-search operation in the Marsh & Cuff area. Operators closely monitored the activity to ensure safety and to provide support if required. No suspicious items were found, and no individuals were arrested during the operation. Everything remained in order, and the situation concluded without incident.

SUSPICIOUS PERSON SPOTTED ROAMING
A suspicious individual was observed roaming around the vicinity of 11^th Avenue and Schoeman Street. The individual’s behaviour raised concern, prompting immediate action to ensure public safety. The matter was handed over to SAPS for further investigation. Upon their arrival and assessment, SAPS confirmed that the person was arrested for being intoxicated on the street.

A COMPLAINT LODGED AFTER MEN SEEN REMOVING POLE
A complaint has been formally handed over to the South African Police Service (SAPS) after two unidentified males were observed entering a bushy area and emerging with a long pole, which they carried across the street towards Asla. Following the report, both SAPS and local Law Enforcement officers attended to the matter. However, upon their arrival and approach, the suspects abandoned the pole and fled the scene.

MOTOR VEHICLE REPORTED FOR WRONG-WAY DRIVING NEAR ALBERTINIA
A motor vehicle was reported driving on the wrong side of the road near Albertinia, heading in the direction of Mossel Bay. The complaint was promptly handed over to Law Enforcement and Provincial Traffic. Officers successfully located the truck, and upon interaction, the driver appeared to be lethargic. The officials advised the driver to rest sufficiently before continuing the journey.

TAXI OBSTRUCTION AT ADRIAANS & THEMBELIHLE INTERSECTION
A taxi was spotted, reported to be causing an obstruction to fellow road-users and interfering with construction work for a new sidewalk at the intersection of Adriaans and Thembelihle streets. The matter was reported to Law Enforcement Officers (LEO), who attended the scene. Upon investigation, the officers issued the driver a 1X56 notice for the obstruction.

FIELD FIRE AT ALHOF & CARNATION
A field fire was spotted at Alhof and Carnation. The incident was immediately handed over to the Fire Department, and a playback mode of available footage was conducted. Firefighters successfully extinguished the blaze. Subsequent investigation detected possible arson, with suspects being spotted on camera; however, they have not yet been identified.

ASSAULT INCIDENT
A group of individuals was involved in a serious incident at Thembelihle, where a person was violently assaulted. The situation was immediately handed over to the South African Police Service (SAPS). An ambulance was dispatched to the scene to transport the victim for medical treatment.

REPORTED ATTEMPTED ROBBERY AT ADRIAAN & THEMBELIHLE
A complaint was received via telephone regarding an attempted robbery at the intersection of Adriaan and Thembelihle streets. At the time of the incident, SAPS members were visibly patrolling the area and were promptly stopped by the complainant to report the crime. In response, the officers took immediate action, escorting two individuals involved in the complaint to the police station to provide their official statements as part of the ongoing investigation.

CCTV MONITORING LEADS TO DRUNK DRIVING ARREST
During routine CCTV monitoring at the intersection of Marsh and Field, a traffic officer was observed flagging down a motor vehicle. After the officer concluded speaking with the male driver and a female passenger and left the area, a heated argument erupted between the two individuals. Upon witnessing the male jump over the wall of the Department of Social Development, a government building, the monitor immediately alerted the South African Police Service (SAPS). The couple subsequently separated and left. When SAPS attended the scene, they questioned the male about the wall-climbing incident; he claimed he was looking for someone. Officers then positioned themselves to observe him. After he started his vehicle and began to drive away, SAPS pulled him over and requested a breathalyzer test. The driver recorded a reading of 1.03, resulting in his immediate arrest.

CCTV FOOTAGE REVEALS DRUNK DRIVER CAUSED TAXI COLLISION
A motor vehicle accident involving two taxis was spotted via CCTV at the corner of Essenhout and Louis Fourie Road. All relevant emergency departments were dispatched to the scene, and operators conducted a playback of the footage to determine the cause. The investigation revealed that one of the taxis ran a red light at high speed without any attempt to stop or slow down, resulting in a violent collision with the other taxi. Fortunately, there were no major injuries reported. When tested, the taxi driver responsible for causing the accident was found to be almost four times over the legal alcohol limit. This directly led to his arrest by the attending officers.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL RESPONSE FOR ATTEMPTED SUICIDE ON MZOLA STREET
A critical emergency was reported via telephone concerning an attempted suicide on Mzola Street in Asla Park, where an individual had consumed a quantity of pills. The situation was immediately escalated and handed over to the EMS Control Room for urgent medical intervention. An ambulance was promptly dispatched to the location. The paramedics attended to the person, providing necessary initial care before safely transporting them to a nearby hospital for further medical treatment and evaluation.

FATAL PEDESTRIAN KNOCKDOWN ON N2 OFF-RAMP
Personnel assisted Provincial Traffic following a fatal pedestrian knockdown on the N2 off-ramp near the bridge. The incident was observed with the deceased male visible in the roadway, and all necessary emergency services were present on the scene. According to information from Kwanonqaba SAPS, the driver involved proceeded directly to the police station to report the incident. The authorities have taken control of the investigation into this tragic event.

A HOUSE FIRE COMPLAINT ON MALGAS STREET
A house fire was reported via telephone concerning a property on Malgas Street. The incident was promptly handed over to the local Fire Department for emergency response. According to the feedback received, firefighters successfully extinguished the blaze. The fire resulted in one Wendy house being completely burned down; however, no injuries were reported from the incident.

MISSING PERSON LOCATED AT PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL
A 40-year-old woman was reported missing from her residence on Gcotyana Street in Kwanonqaba. According to the complainant, the woman, who lives with bipolar disorder, had left her home unexpectedly and failed to return, prompting immediate concern for her safety and well-being. The incident was promptly reported to the relevant authorities to initiate a search. In a positive update, the complainant later provided feedback that the missing individual had been successfully located. She was found receiving care at a Provincial Hospital, where she is currently safe.

WHATSAPP COMPLAINT: MISSING ELDERLY PERSON FROM D’ALMEIDA CLINIC
A critical missing person report was received via WhatsApp regarding 72-year-old Karriem Solomons, who was last seen leaving the D’Almeida clinic. Mr. Solomons was described as disorientated and was wearing black pants and a distinctive pink hoodie at the time of his disappearance. The incident was immediately handed over to the South African Police Service (SAPS) for investigation. As part of the initial response, a playback of available camera footage was conducted. The review revealed a promising lead: an individual matching the exact clothing description was seen walking with a woman in the direction of Anker Street, Extension 8. However, the footage was inconclusive as the person’s face could not be clearly identified. SAPS has confirmed that the investigation is ongoing based on this sighting.

VEHICLE INCIDENT WITH DOG AT HEIDERAND MALL
During routine CCTV monitoring, an incident was observed at the 1st Entrance of Heiderand Mall on Melkhout Street, involving a blue Toyota Avanza and a dog. The vehicle contacted the dog as it ran across the road. The driver of the Avanza acted responsibly by coming to a complete stop immediately after the collision. The situation was closely monitored via the camera feed, which showed the dog quickly fleeing the scene and running away, appearing to be mobile and without immediate visible signs of critical injury. No owner was seen in the vicinity to claim the animal. The driver exited the vehicle to assess the situation; however, after a brief period, it was determined that there was no significant damage to the vehicle and, with the dog having fled, the driver proceeded.

CCTV MONITORING DETECTS MULTIPLE SHACK FIRES AT DUBE STREET
Through vigilant CCTV monitoring, multiple shacks ablaze on Dube Street were promptly identified, indicating a potentially rapidly spreading fire. The situation was immediately escalated, and the incident was handed over to the local fire department for an emergency response. The fire crews responded with urgency to the scene and deployed the necessary resources to combat the flames. We have since received feedback confirming that their intervention was successful, and the fire was fully extinguished, preventing further damage and potential loss of life.

PUBLIC DRUG USE COMPLAINT LEADS TO ARREST ON BLAND STREET
A complaint was received via radio communication indicating that assistance from the South African Police Service (SAPS) was urgently required. The report concerned an individual who was openly using drugs in front of a store, causing alarm and posing a risk to public safety. The incident occurred on Bland Street, directly across from the Checkers supermarket. The matter was promptly logged and handed over to SAPS for immediate intervention. According to the feedback received, SAPS officers attended to the complaint without delay. The individual was located and subsequently taken into custody by the Mossel Bay SAPS.

CCTV MONITORING: SUSPECT PURSUIT AND STABBING INCIDENT LINKED
Through proactive CCTV monitoring, one male was observed exhibiting suspicious behaviour, running down the street with a phone in hand at the intersection of Marsh and Beach Street. The incident was immediately handed over to the South African Police Service (SAPS) for intervention. Our operators tracked the individual via the camera system and witnessed him entering a light blue Toyota Corolla on Marsh Street. Intriguingly, the vehicle subsequently stopped next to a Law Enforcement patrol vehicle. After direct follow-up with the officers on the scene, it was confirmed that the individual was not a suspect but was, in fact, the victim of a stabbing that had occurred inside Zeppelins pub. The person was transported to the hospital by the occupants of the light blue Toyota Corolla for urgent medical treatment. It has been confirmed that a formal case will be opened with SAPS once the victim has received the necessary medical attention.

PUBLIC NUISANCE AND DANGEROUS WEAPON COMPLAINT AT MARSH STREET
A radio complaint was logged requesting urgent assistance from the South African Police Service (SAPS) regarding an individual causing a disturbance and brandishing a sharp object outside the Ok Mini Market on Marsh Street. The situation, which posed a significant threat to public safety, was promptly handed over to both SAPS and local Law Enforcement units for a coordinated response. According to subsequent feedback, the complaint was attended to by officers from the Mossel Bay SAPS. The individual in question was successfully located and detained on the grounds of being in possession of a dangerous weapon. Furthermore, Charlie 01 reported that a criminal case was officially opened against the detained person for the injuries inflicted during the incident.

SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY AND ARREST AT ROSELIND AND JACARANDA
Through dedicated CCTV monitoring, a male person was observed engaging in highly suspicious activity at the corner house premises on Roselind and Jacaranda. The individual was clearly recorded entering the property and subsequently emerging carrying what were identified as cleaning materials, specifically a telescope duster and a dustpan, which he then placed into a black plastic bag. Given the unauthorized nature of his actions and the strong indication of theft from the property, the incident was immediately escalated and handed over to the South African Police Service (SAPS) for intervention. The subsequent feedback confirmed the effectiveness of this vigilance; SAPS attended to the complaint, located the individual, and placed him under arrest for possession of stolen property.

PUBLIC INTOXICATION INCIDENT AT CUFF STREET
A radio complaint was received regarding an individual who was visibly under the influence of alcohol and lying in the middle of Cuff Street, posing a danger to themselves and obstructing the public thoroughfare. The incident was immediately handed over to the South African Police Service (SAPS) for intervention. Feedback from the scene confirms that the Mossel Bay SAPS, specifically unit MB2, attended to the complaint. The officers safely removed the intoxicated person from the roadway to ensure their safety and that of passing motorists and pedestrians. Subsequently, the individual was transported to the Mossel Bay Police Station for further care and processing.

ASSAULT VICTIM HOSPITALISED AFTER ATTACK
An incident occurred in 7de Laan where a woman was violently assaulted by a group of people using chains and weapons. Following the attack, the case was officially handed over to the South African Police Service (SAPS) for investigation. The victim, who sustained injuries from the assault, was transported to a hospital to receive the necessary medical treatment.

A COMPLAINT LODGED AFTER MEN SEEN REMOVING POLE
A complaint has been formally handed over to the South African Police Service (SAPS) after two unidentified males were observed entering a bushy area and emerging with a long pole, which they carried across the street towards Asla. Following the report, both SAPS and local Law Enforcement officers attended to the matter. However, upon their arrival and approach, the suspects abandoned the pole and fled the scene.

MOTOR VEHICLE REPORTED FOR WRONG-WAY DRIVING NEAR ALBERTINIA
A motor vehicle was reported driving on the wrong side of the road near Albertinia, heading in the direction of Mossel Bay. The complaint was promptly handed over to Law Enforcement and Provincial Traffic. Officers successfully located the truck, and upon interaction, the driver appeared to be lethargic. The officials advised the driver to rest sufficiently before continuing the journey.

TAXI OBSTRUCTION AT ADRIAANS & THEMBELIHLE INTERSECTION
A taxi was spotted, reported to be causing an obstruction to fellow road-users and interfering with construction work for a new sidewalk at the intersection of Adriaans and Thembelihle streets. The matter was reported to Law Enforcement Officers (LEO), who attended the scene. Upon investigation, the officers issued the driver a 1X56 notice for the obstruction.

FIELD FIRE AT ALHOF & CARNATION
A field fire was spotted at Alhof and Carnation. The incident was immediately handed over to the Fire Department, and a playback mode of available footage was conducted. Firefighters successfully extinguished the blaze. Subsequent investigation detected possible arson, with suspects being spotted on camera; however, they have not yet been identified.

ASSAULT INCIDENT
A group of individuals was involved in a serious incident at Thembelihle, where a person was violently assaulted. The situation was immediately handed over to the South African Police Service (SAPS). An ambulance was dispatched to the scene to transport the victim for medical treatment.

REPORTED ATTEMPTED ROBBERY AT ADRIAAN & THEMBELIHLE
A complaint was received via telephone regarding an attempted robbery at the intersection of Adriaan and Thembelihle streets. At the time of the incident, SAPS members were visibly patrolling the area and were promptly stopped by the complainant to report the crime. In response, the officers took immediate action, escorting two individuals involved in the complaint to the police station to provide their official statements as part of the ongoing investigation.

CCTV MONITORING LEADS TO DRUNK DRIVING ARREST
During routine CCTV monitoring at the intersection of Marsh and Field, a traffic officer was observed flagging down a motor vehicle. After the officer concluded speaking with the male driver and a female passenger and left the area, a heated argument erupted between the two individuals. Upon witnessing the male jump over the wall of the Department of Social Development, a government building, the monitor immediately alerted the South African Police Service (SAPS). The couple subsequently separated and left. When SAPS attended the scene, they questioned the male about the wall-climbing incident; he claimed he was looking for someone. Officers then positioned themselves to observe him. After he started his vehicle and began to drive away, SAPS pulled him over and requested a breathalyzer test. The driver recorded a reading of 1.03, resulting in his immediate arrest.

CCTV FOOTAGE REVEALS DRUNK DRIVER CAUSED TAXI COLLISION
A motor vehicle accident involving two taxis was spotted via CCTV at the corner of Essenhout and Louis Fourie Road. All relevant emergency departments were dispatched to the scene, and operators conducted a playback of the footage to determine the cause. The investigation revealed that one of the taxis ran a red light at high speed without any attempt to stop or slow down, resulting in a violent collision with the other taxi. Fortunately, there were no major injuries reported. When tested, the taxi driver responsible for causing the accident was found to be almost four times over the legal alcohol limit. This directly led to his arrest by the attending officers.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL RESPONSE FOR ATTEMPTED SUICIDE ON MZOLA STREET
A critical emergency was reported via telephone concerning an attempted suicide on Mzola Street in Asla Park, where an individual had consumed a quantity of pills. The situation was immediately escalated and handed over to the EMS Control Room for urgent medical intervention. An ambulance was promptly dispatched to the location. The paramedics attended to the person, providing necessary initial care before safely transporting them to a nearby hospital for further medical treatment and evaluation.

FATAL PEDESTRIAN KNOCKDOWN ON N2 OFF-RAMP
Personnel assisted Provincial Traffic following a fatal pedestrian knockdown on the N2 off-ramp near the bridge. The incident was observed with the deceased male visible in the roadway, and all necessary emergency services were present on the scene. According to information from Kwanonqaba SAPS, the driver involved proceeded directly to the police station to report the incident. The authorities have taken control of the investigation into this tragic event.

A HOUSE FIRE COMPLAINT ON MALGAS STREET
A house fire was reported via telephone concerning a property on Malgas Street. The incident was promptly handed over to the local Fire Department for emergency response. According to the feedback received, firefighters successfully extinguished the blaze. The fire resulted in one Wendy house being completely burned down; however, no injuries were reported from the incident.

MISSING PERSON LOCATED AT PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL
A 40-year-old woman was reported missing from her residence on Gcotyana Street in Kwanonqaba. According to the complainant, the woman, who lives with bipolar disorder, had left her home unexpectedly and failed to return, prompting immediate concern for her safety and well-being. The incident was promptly reported to the relevant authorities to initiate a search. In a positive update, the complainant later provided feedback that the missing individual had been successfully located. She was found receiving care at a Provincial Hospital, where she is currently safe.

WHATSAPP COMPLAINT: MISSING ELDERLY PERSON FROM D’ALMEIDA CLINIC
A critical missing person report was received via WhatsApp regarding 72-year-old Karriem Solomons, who was last seen leaving the D’Almeida clinic. Mr. Solomons was described as disorientated and was wearing black pants and a distinctive pink hoodie at the time of his disappearance. The incident was immediately handed over to the South African Police Service (SAPS) for investigation. As part of the initial response, a playback of available camera footage was conducted. The review revealed a promising lead: an individual matching the exact clothing description was seen walking with a woman in the direction of Anker Street, Extension 8. However, the footage was inconclusive as the person’s face could not be clearly identified. SAPS has confirmed that the investigation is ongoing based on this sighting.

VEHICLE INCIDENT WITH DOG AT HEIDERAND MALL
During routine CCTV monitoring, an incident was observed at the 1st Entrance of Heiderand Mall on Melkhout Street, involving a blue Toyota Avanza and a dog. The vehicle contacted the dog as it ran across the road. The driver of the Avanza acted responsibly by coming to a complete stop immediately after the collision. The situation was closely monitored via the camera feed, which showed the dog quickly fleeing the scene and running away, appearing to be mobile and without immediate visible signs of critical injury. No owner was seen in the vicinity to claim the animal. The driver exited the vehicle to assess the situation; however, after a brief period, it was determined that there was no significant damage to the vehicle and, with the dog having fled, the driver proceeded.

CCTV MONITORING DETECTS MULTIPLE SHACK FIRES AT DUBE STREET
Through vigilant CCTV monitoring, multiple shacks ablaze on Dube Street were promptly identified, indicating a potentially rapidly spreading fire. The situation was immediately escalated, and the incident was handed over to the local fire department for an emergency response. The fire crews responded with urgency to the scene and deployed the necessary resources to combat the flames. We have since received feedback confirming that their intervention was successful, and the fire was fully extinguished, preventing further damage and potential loss of life.

PUBLIC DRUG USE COMPLAINT LEADS TO ARREST ON BLAND STREET
A complaint was received via radio communication indicating that assistance from the South African Police Service (SAPS) was urgently required. The report concerned an individual who was openly using drugs in front of a store, causing alarm and posing a risk to public safety. The incident occurred on Bland Street, directly across from the Checkers supermarket. The matter was promptly logged and handed over to SAPS for immediate intervention. According to the feedback received, SAPS officers attended to the complaint without delay. The individual was located and subsequently taken into custody by the Mossel Bay SAPS.

CCTV MONITORING: SUSPECT PURSUIT AND STABBING INCIDENT LINKED
Through proactive CCTV monitoring, one male was observed exhibiting suspicious behaviour, running down the street with a phone in hand at the intersection of Marsh and Beach Street. The incident was immediately handed over to the South African Police Service (SAPS) for intervention. Our operators tracked the individual via the camera system and witnessed him entering a light blue Toyota Corolla on Marsh Street. Intriguingly, the vehicle subsequently stopped next to a Law Enforcement patrol vehicle. After direct follow-up with the officers on the scene, it was confirmed that the individual was not a suspect but was, in fact, the victim of a stabbing that had occurred inside Zeppelins pub. The person was transported to the hospital by the occupants of the light blue Toyota Corolla for urgent medical treatment. It has been confirmed that a formal case will be opened with SAPS once the victim has received the necessary medical attention.

PUBLIC NUISANCE AND DANGEROUS WEAPON COMPLAINT AT MARSH STREET
A radio complaint was logged requesting urgent assistance from the South African Police Service (SAPS) regarding an individual causing a disturbance and brandishing a sharp object outside the Ok Mini Market on Marsh Street. The situation, which posed a significant threat to public safety, was promptly handed over to both SAPS and local Law Enforcement units for a coordinated response. According to subsequent feedback, the complaint was attended to by officers from the Mossel Bay SAPS. The individual in question was successfully located and detained on the grounds of being in possession of a dangerous weapon. Furthermore, Charlie 01 reported that a criminal case was officially opened against the detained person for the injuries inflicted during the incident.

SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY AND ARREST AT ROSELIND AND JACARANDA
Through dedicated CCTV monitoring, a male person was observed engaging in highly suspicious activity at the corner house premises on Roselind and Jacaranda. The individual was clearly recorded entering the property and subsequently emerging carrying what were identified as cleaning materials, specifically a telescope duster and a dustpan, which he then placed into a black plastic bag. Given the unauthorized nature of his actions and the strong indication of theft from the property, the incident was immediately escalated and handed over to the South African Police Service (SAPS) for intervention. The subsequent feedback confirmed the effectiveness of this vigilance; SAPS attended to the complaint, located the individual, and placed him under arrest for possession of stolen property.

PUBLIC INTOXICATION INCIDENT AT CUFF STREET
A radio complaint was received regarding an individual who was visibly under the influence of alcohol and lying in the middle of Cuff Street, posing a danger to themselves and obstructing the public thoroughfare. The incident was immediately handed over to the South African Police Service (SAPS) for intervention. Feedback from the scene confirms that the Mossel Bay SAPS, specifically unit MB2, attended to the complaint. The officers safely removed the intoxicated person from the roadway to ensure their safety and that of passing motorists and pedestrians. Subsequently, the individual was transported to the Mossel Bay Police Station for further care and processing.

ASSISTANCE IN LOCATING A SUSPECT FOR POSSESSION OF STOLEN GOODS
A coordinated operation was initiated to assist the South African Police Service (SAPS) in locating a suspect believed to have stolen goods on Jacaranda Street. As part of the action taken, a thorough playback of available footage was conducted to gather intelligence. The review proved fruitful, as individuals matching the provided description were clearly observed exiting a property and fleeing the scene while carrying what appeared to be the stolen items. This critical visual evidence, which identified the potential suspects and their direction of flight, was immediately compiled, and the detailed feedback was formally handed over to SAPS. The information has been provided for their further investigation and to aid in the identification, pursuit, and apprehension of those involved.

CCTV MONITORING LEADS TO APPREHENSION OF SUSPICIOUS PERSONS
Through vigilant CCTV monitoring, two individuals were identified and reported for behaving suspiciously while carrying unknown items, prompting concerns about possible stolen goods, as they moved from the MJ Harris passage towards the Tarka area. The complaint, along with the relevant footage, was immediately handed over to the South African Police Service (SAPS) for intervention. In a developing situation observed on camera, one of the suspects was seen returning to the MJ Harris Passage before the authorities arrived. Upon their response, SAPS conducted a comprehensive search of the area, deploying both foot patrols and vehicle units. This coordinated effort led to the successful apprehension of both suspects. They were taken into custody after being found in possession of items believed to be stolen, and a dangerous weapon was also recovered, solidifying the charges against them.

CCTV MONITORING LEADS TO ARREST OF SUSPECTS AT ROSELIND STREET
During proactive CCTV monitoring operations, two suspicious males dressed entirely in black and carrying a backpack were observed on Roselind Street. The monitoring team noted the potential presence of a dangerous weapon, suspected to be a panga, prompting immediate concern. The complaint was swiftly handed over to the South African Police Service (SAPS) for intervention. Upon arrival, the initial SAPS unit located and searched the two individuals; however, this preliminary search yielded no suspicious items. Despite this, authorities maintained a position of vigilance, deciding to continue monitoring the culprits due to ongoing suspicions about their activities. The situation escalated when a second SAPS vehicle arrived on the scene and conducted a more thorough search. This subsequent inspection proved fruitful, as stolen property was discovered in the possession of both individuals. Consequently, the two culprits were placed under arrest on charges of possession of stolen goods and possession of dangerous weapons.

DISTURBANCE AND ARREST AT BLUE ROOM
A radio complaint was received from CID Security personnel reporting a physical altercation involving two males inside the Blue Room Club on Marsh Street. The incident, which threatened the safety and peace of the establishment, was immediately escalated and handed over to the South African Police Service (SAPS) for intervention. Responding to the call, officers from Mossel Bay SAPS attended to the scene. Following their investigation at the location, the two individuals involved in the fight were apprehended. Both males were formally taken into custody by the police to face further legal processing.

VIOLENT ASSAULT BY ARMED SUSPECTS
During routine CCTV monitoring, four males were spotted violently attacking an individual with knives at the intersection of Adriaan and Dywili streets. The incident was immediately handed over to the South African Police Service (SAPS) and Law Enforcement for urgent response. Upon their arrival, both units attended to the complaint and located the victim at the scene. It was established that the victim was walking home from the hospital when the assault occurred and had returned to the location to search for his hospital slip and other documents, which he had dropped during the attack. The victim was found to have sustained severe injuries from the assault. SAPS subsequently transported him back to the hospital to receive critical medical attention. Despite the seriousness of the incident, the victim has, according to SAPS, declined to open a formal case against his assailants. The suspects had already fled the scene before the arrival of the authorities and remain at large.
SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE MONITORING LEADS TO DUI ARREST
Through proactive CCTV monitoring, a white VW Polo was observed driving at an abnormally slow speed on Alhof Drive in the direction of Da Nova. Due to the vehicle’s unusual behavior, which can often indicate a potential hazard such as an impaired driver, it was placed under continuous surveillance to monitor for any further signs of suspicious or reckless activity, including swerving. The vehicle proceeded into the Central Business District (CBD) and was tracked onto Marsh Street. The situation escalated when a SAPS patrol vehicle, noticing the slow and potentially erratic driving, pulled up next to the white VW Polo at the robot intersection of Church and Marsh Street. The monitored vehicle was then observed turning left at the corner of Marsh and Field Street, heading in the direction of Bland Street. SAPS officials continued to follow the Polo and initiated a traffic stop at the corner of Bland and Kloof Street. Municipal Traffic officers were also dispatched to the scene to assist. A Drager test was administered to the driver, which confirmed the suspicion of alcohol intoxication. Consequently, the individual was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol, an offense that poses a significant and dangerous risk to other motorists, pedestrians, and passengers alike

SUSPICIOUS PERSON MONITORING AND ARREST AT OESTER STREET
Through proactive CCTV monitoring, three individuals carrying backpacks were observed moving suspiciously on Oester Street in the direction of Tarka. The observation was immediately logged as a complaint and handed over to the South African Police Service (SAPS) and local Law Enforcement for immediate intervention. SAPS attended to the complaint, with support from unit MB14, and successfully located the three individuals on foot. The officers proceeded to question the subjects and requested permission to conduct a search, to which they complied without resistance. The search led to the discovery that two of the individuals were in possession of illegal drugs. The third male individual was found with no suspicious items in his possession and was instructed to leave the area, returning in the direction from which he had come. The two individuals found with drugs were subsequently arrested for possession of an illegal substance and were transported to the Mossel Bay police station for detention and further processing.

PUBLIC DISTURBANCE AND STABBING AT TAXI RANK
A radio complaint was urgently received from Charlie 1 of CID Security reporting a physical altercation involving multiple individuals in public. The incident occurred at the Taxi Rank adjacent to the Shelter building, creating a significant disturbance and posing a immediate risk to public safety. The situation was promptly escalated and handed over to the South African Police Service (SAPS) for immediate intervention. Upon their arrival, SAPS members discovered that the altercation had escalated severely, resulting in one male individual being stabbed in the head with a knife. Despite the gravity of the assault, the victim subsequently refused to open a formal case against the perpetrator.
VEHICLE INCIDENT NEAR ADRIAANS AND DYWIL, ASLA PARK.
During routine CCTV monitoring operations, a vehicle was spotted on fire while it was in motion near the intersection of Adriaans Avenue and Dywili Street in Asla Park. The incident was immediately handed over to the local Fire Department for emergency response. The Fire Department promptly attended the scene, where they identified the involved vehicle as a Jetta. Fire and Rescue services successfully managed to extinguish the blaze, preventing further damage or potential injury. The precise cause of the fire, however, has not yet been confirmed and will require a subsequent investigation to determine the origin of the ignition.

CCTV MONITORING LEADS TO ARREST AT MELKHOUT STREET
During a routine CCTV monitoring operation, our cameras captured a South African Police Service (SAPS) vehicle and two officers searching for an individual on Melkhout Street. The situation was closely monitored by our control room in real-time as the officers engaged with the suspect. The vigilance of the monitoring team allowed for direct observation of the incident as it unfolded. The operation concluded successfully with the arrest of the individual. The arrest was made on suspicion of possession of suspected stolen goods. The suspect was subsequently transported and will be formally detained at the Mossel Bay Police Station pending further investigation and a court appearance.

WHATSAPP COMPLAINT: VEHICLE HIT A PIG
A complaint was received via WhatsApp reporting that a vehicle had allegedly struck a pig along Louis Fourie Road. Immediate assistance from Law Enforcement was requested to ensure safety and assess the situation. The incident was handed over to Law Enforcement for urgent follow-up. Officers attended to the scene and conducted a thorough inspection of the roadway. Fortunately, no pig was found on the road, and no obstruction was noted. Traffic flow remained excellent, and the roadway was declared safe for motorists.

CCTV MONITORING: ACCIDENT ON MARSH STREET
During routine CCTV monitoring, an accident was observed in front of Usave on Marsh Street. The incident occurred when vehicle B failed to check its mirrors before changing lanes, resulting in a collision with Vehicle A, causing scratches along the driver’s side. Immediate action was taken by the CCTV Operators, and the matter was swiftly handed over to Law Enforcement & SAPS. Both drivers escorted to the Mossel Bay SAPS to open an accident report (AR).

LAW ENFORCEMENT ACTION: WOMAN REMOVED AFTER NON-COMPLIANCE
During routine monitoring on Marsh Street near OK Mini Market, a lady was reported begging and refusing to comply with CID Securities instructions. To ensure public order and the safety of the community, the matter was swiftly escalated to Law Enforcement. Upon arrival, the responding officer addressed the situation and issued the woman with a Section 56 notice, instructing her to vacate the area. The incident was handled promptly and professionally, reinforcing the commitment to maintaining a safe and welcoming environment for business, shoppers, and residents.

QUICK RESPONSE TO ROAD ACCIDENT AT ESSENHOUT ROBOTS
During routine CCTV monitoring, an accident was observed at the Essenhout robots involving two vehicles. Vehicle A attempted to switch lanes without indicating, while Vehicle B, traveling at speed, collided with Vehicle A and rolled over on impact. Emergency protocols were immediately activated. The incident was promptly reported and handed over to SAPS, the Fire Department, and Law Enforcement for further handling. Despite the severity of the collision both drivers refused medical assistance on scene.

PROMPT RESPONSE TO PEDESTRIAN KNOCKDOWN INCIDENT ON LOUIS FOURIE ROAD
A critical telephone complaint was received regarding a pedestrian knockdown involving a young child on Louis Fourie Road, across from the Crotz entrance. Immediate assistance was requested, and emergency services were promptly dispatched. On arrival, the incident was handed over to the Fire Department, Provincial Traffic, and SAPS for further assistance. EMS responded swiftly and assessed the patient, a 9-year-old boy, who was stabilized and classified as code yellow. He was then transported to the Provincial Hospital for further medical care.

SUCCESSFUL ASSISTANCE THROUGH CCTV MONITORING
A telephone complaint was received regarding a missing mentally challenged individual in the Melkhout Street Area. CCTV operators immediately responded by carefully observing the CCTV cameras in the vicinity. Through focused surveillance, the individual was located in Melkhout Street. Law Enforcement officers were guided to the scene, where they safely escorted him back home.

TRESSPASSING INCIDENT RESOLVED IN CUFF STREET
During a routine monitoring operation, a complaint was received regarding two (2) homeless individuals forcefully trespassing on private property in Cuff Street, near Anton Second Hand. Immediate action was taken, and the suspects were reported and handed over to SAPS. Upon arrival, CID Security confirmed that both individuals had already left the premises before SAPS arrived. No suspicious items were found in their possession, and the area was declared clear.

CCTV FOOTAGE ASSISTS MOSSEL BAY DETECTIVES IN STOLEN PROPERTY CASE
On 06 August 2025 at 23:50, an incident occurred in Long Street, Mossel Bay involving the alleged possession of stolen property. A formal footage request was received from the Mossel Bay Detectives in connection with the case (Case Number: Confidential). CCTV operators conducted a playback of the relevant footage, successfully identifying and securing the visual evidence linked to the reported offence. The footage was downloaded and officially handed over to Investigation Officer for further case progression.

CCTV MONITORING LEADS TO SWIFT SAPS RESPONSE AT KLEINBRAK CROSSING
During routing CCTV Monitoring at Kleinbrak Crossing, two (2) men were observed carrying what appeared to be rolled wire or cables in the direction of Power Town. The suspicious activity was immediately reported to SAPS for further investigation. Approximately an hour later, individuals were seen walking in the opposite direction, however, following a patrol of the area by SAPS, no persons were found.

SUCCESSFUL INTERVENTION THROUGH CCTV MONITORING
During routine CCTV monitoring on 4^th Avenue, CCTV operators identified a suspicious individual carrying what appeared to be a stick or pipe. Acting promptly, operators alerted the authorities, and the person was safely stopped and searched by SAPS. Fortunately, nothing incriminating was found, ensuring the safety of the public while demonstrating the effectiveness of proactive monitoring.

SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY INTERCEPTED AT RODGER & BAYVIEW
During routine CCTV monitoring at the intersection of Rodger & Bayview, a male individual was observed carrying unidentified items. Footage showed him placing the items down before sneaking into a residential yard. There was a strong suspicion that the items in his possession might have been stolen. Immediate action was taken and operators alerted SAPS for further investigation. Upon arrival, SAPS attended the scene, however, no person were located in the area at the time.

PROACTIVE CCTV MONITORNG LEADS TO SAFE RENOVATION INTERVENTION
A recent incident on Walvis Street, near the JCC Camp, showcases the effectiveness of CCTV monitoring in ensuring community safety. A group of individuals reported suspicious activity near a plot, where people were spotted cleaning the area. The matter was promptly escalated to law enforcement, and the individuals were handed over to the authorities. Upon investigation, officers found that the structure was being renovated due to its hazardous condition, with evidence of previous occupation, including an electricity box. Thanks to vigilant reporting and swift action, the situation was resolved, and the community’s safety was maintained.

SWIFT RESPONSE TO COMMUNITY CONCERN; HOMELESS ALTERCATION ADDRESSED
A recent incident on Cuff Street highlighted the importance of community engagement and swift response to concerns. A complaint was lodged via radio regarding a disturbance involving homeless individuals who were fighting and shouting at each other. The matter was promptly escalated to SAPS and law enforcement, who took immediate action. Following an investigation by CID Security, it was confirmed that the couple was indeed arguing, but both parties left the area, resolving the immediate disturbance.

CCTV MONITORING HELPS CONTAIN FIELD FIRE IN DANA BAY
A potential disaster was averted in Dana Bay thanks to proactive CCTV monitoring. A field fire was spotted spreading into the bushes, prompting swift action. The incident was immediately reported, and the situation was handed over to the Fire Department. Responding promptly, the fire team successfully extinguished the blaze, preventing further damage to the area.

STREET FIGHT ESCALATION AT MARSH STREET
On Marsh Street, directly in front of Patrick’s Pub, a complaint was received via radio reporting a physical altercation between multiple individuals. Immediate action was taken as the complaint was promptly handed over to SAPS for intervention. Upon arrival, it was noted that one individual sustained a stab wound but declined medical assistance. Prior to the arrival of law enforcement, all parties involved had departed the scene in their respective vehicles, ensuring no further disturbance in the area.

CCTV MONITORING FOILS POTENTIAL ABALONE POACHING INCIDENT AT DE BAKKE BEACH
The vigilant CCTV monitoring system played a crucial role in foiling a potential case of illegal abalone poaching at De Bakke Beach. Suspicious activity was detected, prompting immediate action. The incident was handed over to the South African Police Service (SAPS), who were alerted to the possibility of poaching. Although the two individuals involved left the area with bags containing unidentified items before SAPS arrived.

CCTV MONITORING CRACKS DOWN ON ILLEGAL CONNECTIONS IN ASLA PARK
A case of suspected illegal connections was uncovered in Asla Park, behind Ockert Bothma, thanks to vigilant CCTV monitoring. The incident was promptly reported and handed over to law enforcement and the South African Police Service (SAPS). Although the individuals involved left the area before further action could be taken SAPS patrolled the area regularly.

CCTV MONITORING LEADS TO INVESTIGATION OF SUSPECTED ILLEGAL STRUCTURE IN KWANONQABA
A potential land use issue was brought to light in Kwanonqaba, near the soccer field. An illegal structure being built in the area was reported and promptly handed over to law enforcement. Following an investigation, officers attended the site and determined that the structure was a rebuild, necessitated by the deterioration of the previous structure’s materials.

CCTV MONITORING HELPS PREVENT POTENTIAL ROAD HAZARD IN ALHOF AND CARNATION STREET
A potentially hazardous situation was identified in Alhof and Carnation Street, where a group of teenage boys were playing in the middle of the road with a trolley, posing a risk to themselves and motorists. Thanks to vigilant CCTV monitoring, the incident was promptly reported and handed over to law enforcement. Although the boys left the area before officers arrived, officers still patrolled the area.

CCTV MONITORING HELPS DETER POTENTIAL CABLE THEFT IN VOORBAAI AREA
A suspicious incident was detected on Blue Waters Road, where two individuals were seen heading towards Voorbaal, sparking concerns about possible cable theft. The situation was promptly reported and handed over to law enforcement. While the two individuals were monitored returning to the JCC Camp area without any visible items in their possession.

CCTV MONITORING PREVENTS POTENTIAL VIOLENCE ON MAYIXHALE STREET
During routine surveillance on Mayixhale Street, our CCTV monitoring team identified a group of individuals engaged in a physical altercation. Immediate action was taken by alerting the relevant authorities. While monitoring the situation, our team observed the individuals entering a vehicle parked at the corner of the street and leaving the area. The information was promptly handed over to SAPS for further action.

PROMPT ACTION PREVENTS POTENTIAL CRIME
While monitoring surveillance cameras at Ockert Bothma in Asla Park, two males were observed engaging in suspicious behaviour, injecting themselves with unknown substances. Our monitoring team immediately escalated the incident to SAPS for swift intervention. Before authorities arrived, the individuals left the area, preventing any further unlawful activity or harm.

 SWIFT RESPONSE TO EMERGENCY SEIZURE INCIDENT IN REEBOK
During a routine shift, an urgent radio call came through reporting a medical emergency: “Ambulance needed for a male person suffering from seizures in the road.” The location was Rob Eiland Street in Reebok. Our team immediately acted and coordinated with the Fire Department to ensure the patient received prompt assistance. Ambulance services were contacted without delay, and all relevant information, including contact details, was provided to facilitate a rapid response and the individual received the necessary emergency care.

MYSTERIOUS COLLISION REPORTED VIA WHATSAPP
A rather unusual incident unfolded on Montique Street when a WhatsApp complaint alerted us to two vehicles that had collided — both abandoned, with no drivers in sight. Upon receiving the report, our team promptly responded and escalated the matter to SAPS. The South African Police Service has since taken over and is currently investigating the circumstances surrounding this mysterious accident.

SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY REPORTED
Our vigilant monitoring team spotted three individuals carrying pieces of fence, possibly stolen, heading in the direction of Asla. The incident was immediately reported, and information was handed over to SAPS and Law Enforcement for further action. Upon arrival, authorities noted that the culprits had already passed Seeuberg next to the shop.

QUICK ACTION PREVENTS POTENTIAL THEFT NEAR RAILWAY LINE
While monitoring the area near Blue Waters, towards the JCC Camp up the hill, our CCTV team spotted three individuals emerging from the bushes and running across the railway line, carrying what appeared to be a copper roller. Acting promptly, the team handed the suspects over to SAPS. Additional monitoring and patrolling were conducted around the JCC Camp to ensure safety and prevent further incidents.

QUICK RESPONSE LEADS TO VEHICLE AND TRAILER RECOVERY
A concerned resident reported via WhatsApp that a vehicle and trailer had been stolen and were last seen heading towards Extension 8 from Tarka. Thanks to swift action and coordinated efforts, the vehicle and trailer were successfully recovered at 18:50, and two suspects were arrested.

QUICK RESPONSE SAVES A LIFE IN THE MOSSEL BAY CBD AREA
A 50-year-old male collapsed at the Shelter Building in the CBD. Our team responded immediately to the radio complaint and ensured he received prompt medical attention by handing him over to the Fire Department. Thanks to swift action, he was transported safely to the provincial hospital by ambulance.

SUCCESSFUL RECOVERY OF STOLEN VEHICLE
A white Mahindra Bakkie reported stolen from Marsh Street, opposite the library, was successfully traced thanks to swift CCTV monitoring. Playback footage revealed the vehicle heading towards the Voorbaai/George direction. Following coordinated efforts, the bakkie was located near Sonskyn Vallei, and one suspect was apprehended near the R328.

SWIFT RESPONSE TO COMMUNITY SAFETY CONCERN
A complaint was received via WhatsApp from the Da Nova Neighbourhood Watch regarding an electrical cable hanging in Diaz Street, Da Nova. The matter was promptly handed over to the Call Centre, where electricians were dispatched to attend to the issue.

SUCCESSFUL RESPONSE TO REPORTED SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY
A complaint was received via radio from CID Security regarding a group of seven men sitting in front of the More and More store in Marsh Street, allegedly smoking a substance. SAPS assistance was immediately requested, and the matter was handed over to SAPS. Upon arrival, SAPS conducted a patrol of the area; however, no individuals matching the description were found.

CCTV MONITORING: 2X SUSPICIOUS MEN WALKING THROUGH PASSAGE
While monitoring CCTV footage at MJ Harris Street, two suspicious men were observed walking through a passage. The incident was promptly reported and handed over to SAPS for further investigation. According to SAPS officers, the men had been stopped and searched earlier, with nothing suspicious found at that time. However, minutes later, they were spotted on camera running back through the passage in the opposite direction. SAPS conducted another patrol in the area, but the individuals could not be located.

VAGRANT REMOVED FROM MARSH & BEACH AREA
At Marsh & Beach, a vagrant causing a nuisance and bothering members of the public was swiftly dealt with following a complaint. Charlie-3 promptly attended to the matter and ensured the individual was handed over to CID Security. The vagrant was then escorted out of the area, restoring peace and safety for the community.

ILLEGAL STRUCTURE BEING BUILT ON MAYIXHALE STREET: SUCCESSFUL INTERVENTION
During a routine patrol on Mayixhale Street, reports were received about an illegal structure being erected. The matter was promptly handed over to law enforcement for investigation. Officers attended the scene and upon inspection, discovered that the construction was not a new illegal build but merely an extension of an existing structure.

OPEN FIRE INVOLVING POSSIBLE BURNING OF COPPER CABLES AT KWANONGABA SCRAP YARD
During routine monitoring at the KwaNonqaba scrap yard, located next to Burger & Seun, an open fire was spotted which was suspected to involve the burning of copper cables. Upon discovery, immediate action was taken by reporting and handing over the situation to law enforcement authorities. Feedback received confirmed that the individuals involved extinguished the fire after completing their activity and subsequently left the area.

THICK SMOKE SPOTTED BETWEEN HORSE STALLER & TRANSFER STATION
Thick smoke was observed between the Horse Staller and the Transfer Station, prompting immediate action. The situation was quickly reported and handed over to the Fire Department for professional handling.

CCTV MONITORING PREVENTS MISUNDERSTANDING OF ILLEGAL STRUCTURE AT ELANGENI, KWANONQABA
During routine CCTV monitoring at Elangeni, KwaNonqaba, operators observed what appeared to be an illegal structure being built. Acting promptly, the footage and report were handed over to Law Enforcement for further investigation. Upon inspection, officers confirmed that the structure was not new construction but rather a replacement of the roof on an existing building.

PROMPT RESPONSE TO FIREARM COMPLAINT AT PIETS PUB
A complaint was received via radio reporting two males carrying firearms inside Piets Pub on Marsh Street. Immediate action was taken as the situation was handed over to SAPS for further handling. Upon arrival, SAPS members conducted a thorough search but found no individuals matching the description, as they had already left the premises. Feedback from the SAPS member emphasized that, according to the owner’s policies, firearms must not be visible and must always remain holstered inside the establishment.

CCTV MONITORING DURING OPEN FIRE INCIDENT ON OESTER STREET
During a recent open fire incident on Oester Street, our CCTV monitoring team quickly identified the situation and took immediate action. Through clear communication and prompt instructions, people at the scene were directed to extinguish the fire, and they complied without hesitation.

SUCCESSFUL INTERVENTION FOLLOWING VEHICLE PARKED FACING ONCOMING TRAFFIC IN RIVERSDALE N2
A complaint received via WhatsApp about a vehicle parked facing oncoming traffic along the Riversdale N2 was promptly addressed. The issue was handed over to Mossel Bay SAPS, who confirmed that a formal case needed to be opened. Upon investigation, it was discovered that the vehicle belonged to an elderly male suffering from dementia. SAPS reported that a contact person was actively trying to reach his family. Meanwhile, his sister-in-law and her son were on their way from Still Bay to assist and fetch him safely.

CCTV MONITORING PREVENTS PUBLIC DRINKING AT CBD TAXI RANK ABLUTION
During routine CCTV monitoring at the CBD Taxi Rank ablution area, operators observed a group of individuals drinking alcohol at the back of the toilets. Acting promptly on this complaint, the footage was handed over to CID Security for immediate intervention. Upon arrival, security personnel found the individual’s consuming alcohol in public as captured on the CCTV footage. They were instructed to cease drinking in the public space, and they complied without incident.

SUCCESSFUL INTERVENTION OF DISTURBANCE IN CBD AREA
A complaint was received via radio reporting two very drunk individuals causing a nuisance in a public area near Bland Street, next to Love Market. The complainant, CID-Security, alerted the monitoring team about the situation. Upon receiving the report, security personnel promptly responded to the scene and found the individuals behaving disruptively. The team acted quickly and professionally by handing the two intoxicated persons over to the South African Police Service (SAPS) for further action. The complaint was fully attended to, and the individuals were successfully removed from the (CBD) area, restoring peace and safety for the public.

ACCIDENT AT BILL JEFF & GRUNTER
During an incident monitored via CCTV at the intersection of Bill Jeff and Grunter, operators quickly identified a side swipe collision involving two vehicles traveling in different directions. Immediate action was taken by handing the footage and incident details over to SAPS and Law Enforcement for further investigation. The monitoring team confirmed that all emergency vehicles arrived promptly on the scene and no injuries were reported. Notably, the driver of Vehicle B was found to be under the influence of alcohol and was subsequently arrested

VAGRANTS REMOVED FROM MARSH & CUFF AREA
During routine CCTV monitoring at the Marsh & Cuff location, operators observed a group of vagrants playing dice in front of Brink & Bruin Optometrists. Recognizing that this activity was causing disturbance to the business and pedestrians, the monitoring team promptly alerted CID-Security. The security personnel responded swiftly to the complaint and successfully removed the individuals from the area, restoring order and ensuring a safer environment for the community and local businesses.

CCTV MONITORING SUCCESSFULLY ASSISTS IN IDENTIFYING AND RESPONDING TO DISTRESSED INDIVIDUAL
At Bill Jeff Pump Station near the Mountain View area, CCTV monitoring captured a very intoxicated male who dropped his beer bottle and collapsed in the middle of the road, unable to stand or walk. The footage clearly showed the individual lying on the ground, appearing too drunk to move. Security personnel promptly responded by alerting the authorities and handing the person over to SAPS upon their arrival. Law Enforcement later confirmed that the individual had been stabbed and was transported to the hospital for urgent medical care.

CCTV MONITORING SUCCESSFULLY DETECTS AND AIDS RESPONSE TO HOUSE FIRE AT NEW REST AREA
During routine CCTV monitoring at the New Rest Area, smoke was spotted indicating a possible house fire. The monitoring team promptly identified the situation and immediately handed over the details to the Fire Department for swift action. Thanks to this timely intervention, the fire was quickly extinguished. Although one member of the public sustained minor burn injuries, all other individuals in the vicinity were safely evacuated from the area without harm.

SUCCESSFUL RESPONSE TO TRESPASSING AND ALCOHOL INFLUENCE COMPLAINT
A complaint was received via radio reporting a person trespassing and under the influence of alcohol at Cuff Street, next to Anton Second Hand Shop. Upon receiving the information, immediate action was taken by dispatching the relevant officers to the scene. The individual was located and subsequently handed over to Law Enforcement and SAPS for further handling. Feedback confirmed that the complaint was successfully attended to, with the person removed from the area and taken into custody

CCTV MONITORING SUCCESSFULLY RESOLVES CHAIR THEFT MISUNDERSTANDING AT CBD SHELTER
During routine CCTV monitoring at the CBD Shelter, footage showed an individual appearing to remove chairs from the premises, raising concerns of possible theft. The matter was promptly escalated and handed over to CID Security for further investigation. After reviewing the situation, CID Security reported that the chairs were given by the receptionist to local vagrants, clarifying that no theft had occurred.

SUCCESSFUL RESOLUTION OF ACCIDENT COMPLAINT VIA WHATSAPP
A complaint regarding an accident in Ext 8, Burg Street was promptly received via WhatsApp. Upon notification, the incident was immediately reported and handed over to Law Enforcement and SAPS for swift action. Following a thorough investigation, the suspect involved was arrested and formally charged with drunk driving.

CCTV MONITORING SUCCESSFULLY IDENTIFIES AND RESPONDS TO OPEN FIRE INCIDENT AT KWANONQABA
During routine CCTV monitoring at KwaNonqaba, operators observed an open fire involving two males who appeared to be burning cable wires. Immediate action was taken by promptly notifying and handing over the situation to law enforcement authorities for further investigation and intervention. Meanwhile, community members on-site acted responsibly by extinguishing the fire and vacating the area to ensure safety.

SUCCESSFUL CCTV MONITORING OF ACCIDENT AT ESSENHOUT AND LOUIS FOURIE
At the intersection of Essenhout and Louis Fourie, a motorbike accident was promptly detected through effective CCTV monitoring. Upon noticing the incident, the monitoring team immediately alerted and handed over the situation to all relevant emergency services. Feedback confirmed that all emergency vehicles arrived swiftly and were visible on the scene, ensuring a coordinated response. It was reported that the motorbike driver lost control, but fortunately, there were no fatal injuries.

SUCCESSFUL CCTV MONITORING LEADS TO PROMPT SECURITY INTERVENTION
During routine CCTV monitoring at the front of Usave, Marsh & Cuff, two males were observed standing with full plastic bags in their possession. Due to suspicion, the incident was promptly reported, and the individuals were handed over to CID Security for further action. Upon investigation, CID Security confirmed that the two males were vagrants and that the plastic bags contained blankets, alleviating any concerns of suspicious activity.

SUCCESSFUL CCTV MONITORING LEADS TO PROMPT LAW ENFORCEMENT RESPONSE IN KWANONQABA
During routine CCTV monitoring at KwaNonqaba, a male individual was observed making a fire, suspected to be copper burning—a hazardous and illegal activity. The incident was immediately recorded and reported to the relevant Law Enforcement authorities. Before their arrival, the male extinguished the fire and left the area.

SUCCESSFUL INTERVENTION OF ALCOHOL-INDUCED DISTURBANCE AT SHELTER TAXI RANK
At Shelter Taxi Rank, CID Security reported via radio an urgent complaint regarding an individual under the influence of alcohol who was forcefully kicking the doors, causing a disturbance. Promptly responding to the situation, the security team requested assistance from SAPS. Upon arrival, the SAPS officers took control of the incident, and the individual was handed over to their custody without further escalation. CID Security later confirmed that the person was successfully taken into custody, ensuring safety and order were restored at the location.

SUCCESSFUL RESPONSE TO A STABBING INCIDENT AT SHELTER
A serious complaint was received via radio reporting that a person had been stabbed in the head at the Shelter. Upon receiving the information, immediate action was taken by informing the South African Police Service (SAPS) and dispatching an ambulance to the scene. CID Security promptly responded and coordinated with the Shelter’s receptionist, who transported the injured individual to the hospital for urgent medical attention.

STRAY ANIMALS CAUSING ROAD OBSTRUCTION
At Mayixhale Street in KwaNonqaba, CCTV monitoring identified a significant obstruction caused by stray animals blocking the road. Prompt action was taken by handing the situation over to Law Enforcement for immediate attention. Following the intervention, the shepherd responsible for the animals arrived and successfully guided them away from the road, moving them toward the scrapyard area on Western Street, KwaNonqaba.

SUCCESSFUL RESPONSE TO EMERGENCY COMPLAINT VIA RADIO
A complaint was received via radio reporting that a lady at Harry Giddy Park was in pain and struggling to walk, requiring an ambulance. Upon arrival, the situation was quickly assessed, and the lady was handed over to the Fire Department for immediate assistance. Shortly after, feedback was received that the complaint had been cancelled as the person left the area.

SUCCESSFUL CCTV MONITORING INTERVENTION: ILLEGAL CONNECTION AT ASLA PUMP STATION
During routine CCTV monitoring at Asla, next to the pump station, an illegal connection was detected. Upon the security team’s arrival at the scene, the main culprit fled the area, avoiding apprehension. However, two bystanders present at the location were issued warning notices for their involvement. The incident was promptly handed over to Law Enforcement for further investigation and action.

PROMPT ACTION LEADS TO ARREST OF SUSPECT FOR STOLEN PROPERTY
During routine CCTV monitoring at the intersection of 4th and 6th Avenue, two suspicious males were observed walking in different directions. Both individuals were dressed in dark clothing and carrying backpacks, which raised concerns. The footage was immediately reported and handed over to the South African Police Service (SAPS) for further investigation. Acting swiftly on the information provided, SAPS attended the scene and successfully arrested one of the individuals for possession of stolen property.

CCTV MONITORING DETERS PUBLIC DRINKING THROUGH ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE
While monitoring the De Bakke Beach area, CCTV operators observed an individual openly consuming alcohol in a public space—an act prohibited by local by-laws. The incident was immediately reported and handed over to Law Enforcement for follow-up. However, continued monitoring revealed that the individual left the area before authorities could arrive.

CCTV MONITORING ASSISTS IN ADDRESSING ILLEGAL CAR GUARDING
During surveillance of the Delphinos parking area, CCTV operators identified a female individual engaging in illegal car guarding activities. Recognizing the need for immediate intervention, the incident was reported to CID Security. Officers responded promptly, attended to the complaint, and removed the individual from the area.

CCTV MONITORING TRIGGERS PATROL RESPONSE TO SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY IN RESIDENTIAL AREA
While conducting routine surveillance in Heiderand at Rendezvous Heights, CCTV operators detected a suspicious male individual roaming around the area. Concerned about potential criminal intent, the incident was immediately reported to SAPS. Law enforcement responded by patrolling the location; however, upon arrival, no suspect was found in the vicinity.

CCTV MONITORING ASSISTS IN ADDRESSING LOITERING NEAR BUSINESS PREMISES
While monitoring the area around Marsh and Cuff OV 2, CCTV operators spotted a group of vagrants sitting in front of MBRAUD and The House for Value, raising concerns for nearby businesses. The matter was handed over to CID Security for prompt action. Sierra 1 and 2 patrol units responded swiftly, conducted a check of the area, and successfully removed three vagrants from the vicinity.

RADIO COMPLAING LEADS TO SWIFT ACTION TO ADRESS LOITERING BEHIND RETAIL CENTRE
A complaint received via radio from Sierra 1 reported a group of vagrants refusing to leave the bayside area behind Checkers. The situation was promptly escalated and handed over to Law Enforcement for response. In the interim, Sierra 1 and 2, along with Checkers security personnel, acted quickly and successfully removed the individuals from the premises before Law Enforcement arrived.

CCTV MONITORING ENABLES RAPID RESPONSE IN RESIDENTIAL AREA
During active surveillance of Dyosi Street, CCTV operators spotted visible flames and smoke, indicating the outbreak of a fire. The incident was immediately reported and handed over to the Fire Department for urgent intervention. Thanks to the quick action and coordinated response, the fire was successfully extinguished before it could spread further.

CCTV MONITORING ASSISTS LAW ENFORCEMENT IN TRACING MISSING VEHICLE
In response to a request for assistance from Law Enforcement to locate a missing vehicle, CCTV operators closely monitored the CBD area for any sign of the motor vehicle in question. Although the vehicle was not spotted within the monitored zone, the collaborative effort contributed to the broader search. Follow-up feedback confirmed that the vehicle was eventually located in George.

RADIO COMPLAINT OF ROBBERY LEADS TO SAPS INTERVENTION
A radio complaint was received reporting that a CID Security officer had been robbed near Mr Cheap on Marsh Street. The incident was immediately escalated and handed over to SAPS for further handling. Upon arrival, SAPS members assessed the situation and found the complainant to be under the influence of alcohol. The suspect was located and searched, but no stolen items were found. SAPS advised the complainant to return and open a formal case once sober.

CCTV MONITORING AIDS IN EARLY DETECTION OF FIRE INCIDENT
During routine surveillance near Kwa Mast by Watson Street, CCTV operators observed thick white smoke emerging from the area, indicating a possible fire. The incident was immediately reported to the Fire Department for urgent response. Fire crews responded swiftly and successfully extinguished the fire before it could spread further.

URGENT STABBING COMPLAINT TRIGGERS RAPID MULTI-AGENCY RESPONSE
A telephone complaint was received reporting a person being stabbed in the Point Beach area. The first responder team was immediately informed, prompting a coordinated response from SAPS, Provincial Traffic, a Provincial ambulance, and CID Security units. All responding parties thoroughly searched the area; however, no victim or incident could be confirmed on scene.

WHATSAPP COMPLAINT LEADS TO RAPID AMBULANCE DISPATCH FOR SEIZURE VICTIM
A WhatsApp complaint from Midbrak Neighbourhood Watch reported a person suffering a seizure on Robertson Street, Fraaiuitsig. The information was quickly relayed to the Fire Department for immediate assistance. Ambulance services were promptly informed and dispatched to the location.

CCTV MONITORING DETECTS BREAK-IN AT GUARD HOUSE, PROMPTING SAPS ARREST
While monitoring CCTV footage at Suiderkruis, a male suspect was observed breaking into a guard house. The incident was immediately reported and handed over to SAPS and law enforcement for urgent action. Upon arrival, officers found an old table, bottles, and a baby cot inside the premises. The suspect was apprehended by Great Brak SAPS and taken into custody.

RADIO COMPLAINT LEADS TO SUCCESSFUL REMOVAL OF VAGRANTS AT TAXI TANK A radio complaint from CID Security reported vagrants sleeping in public at the CBD taxi rank who refused to wake up and leave the area. The matter was promptly handed over to Law Enforcement for intervention. Officers arrived on the scene, successfully woke the individuals, and instructed them to clean up the area. The vagrants complied without incident, restoring order to the busy public space.

CCTV MONITORING HELPS ENFORCE PUBLIC SPACE REGULATIONS AT TAXI RANK
During CCTV surveillance at the Taxi Rank in the CBD, operators observed individuals washing taxis in a public space, an activity prohibited by local regulations. The incident was promptly reported and handed over to CID and Law Enforcement. Upon arrival, officers informed the individuals that washing vehicles in town or public areas is not permitted. The individuals complied immediately and left the area.

CCTV MONITORING UNCOVERS ILLEGAL SAND MINING AT DANA BAY ENTRANCE During routine CCTV surveillance at the Dana Bay entrance, operators detected illegal sand mining activity. The incident was immediately reported and handed over to Law Enforcement for action. On patrol, officers located Mr. Johnwinne excavating sand along the roadside. He was instructed to cease the activity, dispose of the sand, and vacate the area. A Section 56 notice was issued to formalize the enforcement.

CCTV MONITORING PREVENTS POTENTIAL ROAD ACCIDENT BY REMOVING ENDANGERED INDIVIDUAL
While monitoring Marsh and Cuff Street, CCTV operators spotted a male walking in the middle of the road, posing a danger to himself and passing motorists. The situation was immediately escalated and handed over to CID Security. Upon arrival, the individual was found to be under the influence of drugs and was safely escorted out of the area.

CCTV MONITORING ENABLES RAPID RESPONSE TO OPEN BUSH FIRE
While monitoring Mayixhale Street, CCTV operators spotted an open bush fire posing a serious threat to the surrounding area. The incident was immediately reported and handed over to the Fire Department. Emergency responders arrived swiftly and successfully extinguished the fire, preventing potential damage to property and the environment.

RADIO COMPLAINT LEADS TO ARREST OF INTOXICATED NUISANCE AT CHURCH AND MARSH STREET
A radio complaint reported an intoxicated individual causing a disturbance at the intersection of Church and Marsh. The matter was promptly handed over to SAPS for intervention. Upon arrival, law enforcement officers located and arrested the person for public intoxication.

CCTV MONITORING PREVENTS ESCALATION OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND ENSURES PUBLIC SAFETY
During CCTV monitoring in De Bakke, operators observed a man and woman engaged in a heated altercation, with the man displaying aggressive behaviour toward the woman. Notably, the man appeared heavily intoxicated, raising concerns for the woman’s safety and public order. The situation was immediately escalated to SAPS, Law Enforcement Officers (LEO), Provincial Traffic, and other authorities. Upon arrival, SAPS deescalated the conflict and offered the woman the option to open a domestic violence case, which she declined. Later, when the intoxicated male attempted to operate a motor vehicle, SAPS and LEO coordinated with the monitoring team to track his movements. Authorities intercepted him as he tried to drive off, ultimately securing the vehicle after a brief struggle, arresting the suspect, and impounding the motor vehicle.

EMERGENCY ACCIDENT RESPONSE ON CROTZ ROAD ENSURES SWIFT MEDICAL ASSISTANCE
An accident complaint was received via telephone regarding a serious incident on Crotz Road. The situation was immediately escalated and handed over to the relevant emergency departments. All emergency vehicles responded quickly and arrived on the scene. Both drivers involved in the accident were rushed to the hospital for urgent medical care. The vehicles were assessed, declared written off, and subsequently towed away to clear the roadway.

WHATSAPP COMPLAINT ENABLES IMMEDIATE MEDICAL ATTENTION FOR COLLAPSED TEEN
A WhatsApp complaint reported a 14-year-old girl who had collapsed due to epilepsy near Chicken Spice on Flora Road, Dana Bay. The information was promptly escalated and handed over to the Fire Department for emergency response. Upon arrival, ambulance personnel found that the girl’s parents had already reached the scene and taken her to the hospital themselves.

CCTV MONITORING DETECTS FIRE INCIDENT AND ENABLES QUICK EXTINGUISHING IN 7DE LAAN
During CCTV surveillance in the 7de Laan area, operators spotted thick smoke rising, indicating a possible fire. The situation was immediately reported and handed over to the Fire Department for urgent response. Upon investigation, the fire was found to be originating from a burning skip. Thanks to the prompt action of the on-duty fire shift, the fire was quickly extinguished, preventing any further damage or risk to the surrounding area.

RADIO COMPLAINT RESULTS IN ARREST FOR POSSESION OF SUSPECTED STOLEN PROPERTY
A complaint received via radio from Charlie-1 of CID Security reported a vagrant carrying a geyser near the corner of Cuff Street, suspected to be stolen property. The information was immediately handed over to SAPS for investigation. Upon patrolling the area, SAPS located the individual still in possession of the geyser. Unable to provide a valid explanation for its origin, the vagrant was arrested for possession of suspected stolen goods.

WHATSAPP COMPLAINT LEADS TO REMOVAL OF UNAUTHORIZED CAMPER
A complaint received via WhatsApp from the Neighbourhood Watch LTNW reported a camper hidden in the bushes at the top of the concrete steps along Red Brick Road, between Delphinos and Beacon Point. The issue was promptly escalated and handed over to Law Enforcement for action. Upon attending to the complaint, the Neighbourhood Watch confirmed that the camper’s bedding had been removed from the area.

CCTV MONITORING ENSURES TRAFFIC REGULATION ENFORCEMENT ON BEACH STREET
During routine CCTV surveillance on Beach Street, a vehicle was spotted parked illegally on a yellow line, posing a potential traffic hazard. The incident was promptly reported and handed over to Municipal Traffic authorities. The complaint was attended to, and the driver was issued a 341 written ticket/notice for the violation.
CCTV MONITORING LEADS TO ARREST FOR ILLEGAL ELECTRICITY CONNECTION IN ASLA PARK
During CCTV surveillance on Sange Street, Asla Park, operators identified an illegal electricity connection posing safety risks and violating regulations. The incident was promptly reported and handed over to Law Enforcement. Following an investigation, authorities made an arrest related to the unauthorized connection

CCTV MONITORING RESULTS IN ARREST OF SUSPECTED DRUG OFFENDERS IN DE BAKKE
While monitoring 6th Avenue in the De Bakke area, CCTV operators observed two suspicious males walking towards the location—one dressed in a black and white jacket, the other in navy clothing. The situation was promptly reported and handed over to SAPS for further action. Law enforcement intercepted and arrested the two individuals on charges of possession of drugs (mandrax).

CCTV MONITORING THWARTS UNAUTHORIZED ENTRY ATTEMPT AT ELECTRICAL SUBSTATION
While monitoring the area around Bill Jeff and Grunter Street, CCTV operators observed two males attempting to enter a secured electrical substation. The incident was immediately escalated to Law Enforcement and SAPS. Officers responded quickly, finding one suspect hiding in nearby bushes while the other fled the scene. The suspect located had no illegal items on him and could not be detained by SAPS. However, Law Enforcement confiscated a backpack from the individual and instructed him to leave the area.

EFFECTIVE CCTV MONITORING LEADS TO PROMPT ACTION IN CBD SHELTER AREA
During routine CCTV monitoring of the Shelter area in the CBD, CCTV operators observed a vagrant sleeping in public area. Recognizing the need for immediate action to maintain public order and safety, the incident was promptly reported and escalated. The individual was swiftly located and removed from the area by CID Securities.

SUCCESSFUL CCTV MONITORING AND SWIFT SECURITY RESPONSE
During routine CCTV surveillance at the intersection of Marsh & Cuff Street, a suspicious male individual was observed taking a white plastic table and walking in the direction of the Municipal Main Building. The incident was promptly flagged by the CCTV Operators, and the matter was immediately handed over to CID Security for further investigation. Following up on the report, it was determined that the individual identified as a vagrant, had removed the table without authorization. The CID Security personnel confirmed that the table was among old items scheduled to be taken to the scrapyard. The situation was resolved without further incident.

SUCCESSFUL RESOLUTION OF PUBLIC NUISANCE COMPLAINT VIA WHATSAPP
Recent community complaint submitted via WhatsApp reported the persistent presence of a beggar at the intersection near Checkers. The issue was swiftly escalated to the relevant authorities for prompt action. In response, the local Law Enforcement unit was dispatched to the location and successfully intervened. The beggar was professionally handled and removed from the area in accordance with local regulations.

PROACTIVE CCTV MONITORING PREVENTS POTENTIAL FIRE HAZARD AT PIG FARM
During routine surveillance via the CCTV monitoring system, vigilant operators observed a significant amount of white smoke emanating from an area near the Pig farm. Recognizing the potential for escalation, the operator continued to closely monitor the situation for any signs of worsening, such as black smoke or visible flames-key indicators of an uncontrolled fire. Due to continued vigilance and timely assessment, it was confirmed that the incident was a controlled burn, and no further emergency action was required. The situation was monitored until the smoke cleared and the fire was successfully extinguished without any property damage or harm to livestock.

SWIFT REPSONE TO DISTRESS CALL LEADS TO SAPS INTERVENTION IN ADRIAAS RYLAAN
A complaint was received via WhatsApp regarding a woman in visible distress, who was reportedly screaming at the front door of a residence in Adriaans Avenue. Upon swift arrival and assessment of the situation, the responding team acted promptly and professionally by handing the woman over to the South African Police Service (SAPS) for further assistance. SAPS attended to the matter immediately and established that the woman was intoxicated and not in a condition to provide a formal statement. She indicated her intention to open a case for attempted rape at the police station the following day.

SUCCESSFUL CCTV MONITORRING INTERVENTION: COPPER BURNING INCIDENT AT WESTERN STREET, KWANONQABA
During routine CCTV monitoring operations, surveillance personnel observed an individual engaging in the illegal of copper behind a scrap yard on Western Street in KwaNonqaba. The incident was promptly flagged, and relevant footage was recorded. The CCTV operators immediately alerted Law Enforcement to respond to the scene. Before officials arrived, two individuals were seen on camera extinguishing the fire and quickly vacating the area.

CCTV MONITORING LEADS TO ACTION AGAINST ILLEGAL SAND MINING IN KWANONQABA
Through proactive CCTV surveillance in the Western Street scrapyard area of KwaNonqaba, illegal sand mining activity was successfully detected. CCTV operators observed an individual actively excavating soil without authorization. The incident was immediately reported to Law Enforcement for further investigation. Upon arrival, officers assessed the situation and issued 1x 56 notice to the person involved in the illegal excavation.

SUCCESSFUL INTERVENTION THROUGH CCTV MONITORING: REMOVAL OF ILLEGAL CAR GUARD IN POWRIE STREET
Through effective CCTV monitoring at Big Daddy’s parking on Powrie Street, an illegal car guard causing disruption and nuisance to members of the public was promptly identified. The individual, who had been harassing drivers and interfering with the safe use of the parking area, was immediately flagged by CCTV Operators. In coordination with on-ground personnel, the situation was swiftly addressed, and the matter was handed over to CID Security for further investigation. As a result of this decisive action, the illegal car guard was successfully removed from the area.

SUCCESSFUL INTERVENTION FOLLOWING CCTV COMPLAINT
A complaint was received from LTNW Patrol regarding two vagrants observed via using illegal substances in public at the corner of Bland & Crook Street. Immediate action was taken, and the matter was escalated to CID Security for further intervention. CID Security swiftly responded to the location, successfully locating the two individuals without incident. The vagrant was removed from the area with no complications.

SUCCESSFUL COLLABORATION WITH SAPS LEADS TO RECOVERY OF STOLEN PHONE
At Marsh & Beach, a significant success was achieved through a collaborative effort with the South African Police Service (SAPS). After a request from SAPS to assist in identifying a suspected phone thief, playback mode was activated to review surveillance footage. This swift action enabled the identification of the suspect, who was promptly apprehended upon SAPS’s arrival and loaded into the police van. During questioning, the suspect offered to lead officers to the location of the stolen phone. Acting on the directions provided, SAPS successfully recovered the stolen device and placed the suspect under arrest.

SWIFT CCTV MONITORING PREVENTS MAJOR FIRE INCIDENT IN DYOSI
Whilst monitoring, CCTV Operators identified white smoke and visible flames emerging from a localized area. Recognizing the potential danger, CCTV Operators immediately initiated emergency protocols and alerted the local Fire Department. The fire was quickly contained and successfully extinguished.

EFFECTIVE CCTV MONITORING LEADS TO PROMPT RESOLUTION AT DIAZ BEACH
During routine CCTV surveillance of the Diaz Beach pathway steps area, monitoring personnel identified a suspicious wooden object along the pathway-possibly a fragment from the beach’s wooden stair infrastructure. Recognizing the potential safety concern, the team acted swiftly by reporting the finding to Law Enforcement for further investigation. Upon site inspection, authorities confirmed the object was a broken piece of wooden pallet, not a component of the existing infrastructure. No visible damage to the stairs or pathway was found.

SUCCESSFUL SURVEILLANCE RESPONSE AT HIGH & MITCHELL STREET
During routine CCTV monitoring at the intersection of High & Mitchell Street, security personnel identified a suspicious male individual carrying an unidentified item wrapped in black plastic. Recognizing the potential risk, the incident was promptly escalated and the matter handed over to the South African Police Service (SAPS) and CID Security. SAPS and CID teams immediately responded and conducted a thorough patrol of the surrounding area.

SUCCESSFUL CCTV MONITORING INTERVENTION AT TERGNIET CROSSING
Whilst monitoring the Tergniet Crossing area, CCTV Operators observed a broken-down vehicle obstructing the roadway, posing a potential hazard to other motorists. Operators closely monitored the situation to ensure the safety of road users and to assess the development. While under observation, the driver successfully received assistance, and the vehicle was safely pushed off the road, clearing the obstruction.

SUCCESSFUL INCIDENT RESPONSE THROUGH CCTV MONITORING AT JCC CAMP
CCTV Operators observed thick black smoke rising in the vicinity. Recognizing the potential danger, the team promptly escalated the situation to the Fire Department for immediate intervention. The Fire Department responded swiftly and confirmed the cause of the smoke to be a skip fire. The fire was successfully extinguished without further incident.

EFFECTIVE CCTV MONITORING ENSURES COMMUNITY SAFETY IN KWANONQABA
CCTV Operators identified a suspicious iron structure on Watson Street in KwaNonqaba. Recognizing the potential security concern, the CCTV Operators promptly alerted Law Enforcement for further investigation. Law Enforcement officers swiftly responded to the location and conducted an on-site inspection. Upon review, officers confirmed that the structure was, in fact, a legitimate construction container in use by nearby construction workers.

SUCCESSFUL INTERVENTION THROUGH CCTV MONITORING AT MARSH & CUFF STREET
At Marsh & Cuff Street, vigilant CCTV Operators identified an illegal hawker selling oranges outside the designated area. Upon noticing the violation, CCTV Operators promptly intervened and handed the matter over to CID Security for further action. During the interaction, the hawker explained to CID Security that he was working for the Fruit & Veg store located in front of the taxi rank. He was subsequently instructed to remain strictly near the shop ad per the licensing agreement.

SUCCESFUL RESOLUTION OF A THEFT COMPLAINT VIA RADIO
CID Security reported two vagrants found in possession of a lawn mower, suspected to be stolen, near residential area in Gys Smalberger Street. Acting promptly, CID Security maintained standby to investigate. Upon further inquiry, CID Security took the vagrant to the owner of the lawn mower, who confirmed that he had indeed given the lawn mower to the individual.

SUCCESSFUL CCTV INTERVENTION: ENSURING PUBLIC SAFETY AT CHURCH & MARSH STREET
During routine CCTV surveillance at the intersection of Church & Marsh Street, a potentially intoxicated individual was observed crawling across the road, posing a serious risk to themselves and oncoming traffic. The situation was immediately escalated, and the relevant authorities were notified. CID Security was swiftly dispatched to the location. CID Security was able to locate the individual and safely remove them from harm’s way.

CCTV MONITORING PREVENTS PUBLIC DRINKING INCIDENT
Whilst monitoring Marsh Street directly in front of Usave Grocery Store, Operators identified a possible case of public drinking involving a group of youngsters. Responding swiftly, the CCTV Operators escalated the matter and handed it over to CID Security for immediate intervention. Upon arrival at the scene, CID personnel observed that the individuals were preparing to leave the area. CID Security engaged with the group and took the opportunity to explain that consuming alcohol in public spaces is unacceptable and against local regulations.

SUCCESSFUL INCIDENT RESOLUTION THROUGH CCTV MONITORING
At the corner of Bland and Kloof Street, a suspicious individual was observed via CCTV footage loitering in the area while carrying a distinctive yellow plastic bag. The individual’s erratic behaviour and prolonged presence raised concerns, prompting immediate action. The situation was swiftly reported to CID Security for rapid response. Upon arrival, CID Security successfully located the vagrant and approached him. The individual attempted to flee but was effectively removed from the vicinity.

SUCCESFUL INCIDENT RESOLUTION THROUGH CCTV MONITORING AT CASINO ROBOTS
Thanks to proactive CCTV monitoring, a hit-and-run incident at the Casino robots was swiftly resolved. While vehicles were waiting for traffic light to turn green, one vehicle drove into the back of another and the fled the scene. The incident was immediately captured on surveillance cameras and reported to the Municipal Traffic Department and SAPS. Prompt investigative collaboration led authorities to identify the fleeing vehicle. Though the driver was not found behind the wheel at the time of discovery and was suspected to be under the influence if alcohol, the registered owner of the vehicle was located. The owner was taken to KwaNonqaba SAPS to open a formal case.

SUCCESSFUL CCTV MONITORING LEADS TO SWIFT RESOLUTION OF VAGRANCY ISSUE ON MARSH STREET
Thanks to proactive CCTV monitoring, a group of vagrants camping in front of businesses on Marsh Street-specifically in front of Brink and De Bruin-was swiftly addressed. The presence of the individuals was detected through surveillance cameras, and the matter was promptly escalated to CID Security located the vagrants and successfully removed them from the premises without any complications.

CCTV MONITORING LEADS TO PROMPT LAW ENFORCEMENT INTERVENTION AT DIAZ BEACH PARKING
Operators observed a group of youngsters drinking in public and potentially causing a disturbance, as all vehicle doors and boots were open, creating excessive noise. The incident was promptly reported and handed over to Law Enforcement. Officers swiftly located the group at the beach area, where they addressed the situation professionally. The by-laws regarding public drinking and noise disturbances were clearly explained to the individuals. The youngsters responded cooperatively and vacated the area immediately with a clear understanding of the regulations.

SUCCESSFUL RECOVERY OF STOLEN TOYOTA TRUCK WITH SAPS ASSISTANCE
In a commendable example of swift coordination and professional diligence, a white and grey Toyota truck with a canopy was reported stolen from Asla Park, Thembelihle Street. Upon receiving the report, a prompt playback of available surveillance footage was conducted to trace the vehicle’s movements. The timely intervention and effective communication with the South African Police Service (SAPS) played a pivotal role in the operation. The stolen vehicle was successfully recovered in the Hartenbos area.

SUCCESSFUL CCTV MONITORING RESPONSE PREVENTS FIELD FIRE DISASTER IN N2
On a routine surveillance operation at the N2 are, behind Asla Park, a field fire was promptly detected through the CCTV monitoring system. The situation was reported to the Fire Department. The firefighters arrived at the scene shortly after the alert and successfully extinguished the fire before it could spread or cause significant damage.

SUCCESSFUL INTERVENTION THROUGH CCTV MONITORING IN GRUNTER STREET
During routine CCTV monitoring on Grunter Street, operators identified a broken-down vehicle causing a potential traffic obstruction. Prompt action was taken, and the situation was immediately escalated to Law Enforcement to ensure public safety and smooth traffic flow. While monitoring the scene, two male individuals were observed arriving at the location and voluntarily assisting the stranded driver in changing the vehicle’s wheel. Once the repair was completed, the individuals left the area, and the obstruction was cleared without incident.

SUCCESSFUL INTERVENTION THROUGH CCTV MONITORING IN ASLA PARK
Through effective use of CCTV surveillance, three male individuals were observed engaging in illegal connection activities on Fikile Street in Asla Park. The suspicious behaviour was promptly identified and escalated to the relevant authorities. Law Enforcement was dispatched to the scene; however, upon their arrival, the suspects had already fled. Despite this, a thorough patrol of the surrounding area was conducted to ensure continued safety and to deter any further unlawful activities.

VAGRANT ACTIVITY PROMPTLY ADDRESSED
While CCTV Operators monitored the cameras of Marsh & Beach Street, Operators observed a vagrant dressed in maroon clothing carrying a heavy object in his right hand, prompting immediate concern. The suspicious activity was swiftly reported and escalated to CID Security for further investigation. Upon arrival, CID Security located the individual and escorted him out of the CBD area. A thorough check revealed no stolen items in the vagrant’s possession.

BROKEN-DOWN VEHICLE QUICKLY CLEARED FROM ROADWAY
CCTV Operators observed a broken-down vehicle causing a traffic obstruction at Casino robots, Louis Fourie Road. The situation was promptly assessed, and the incident was reported to Law Enforcement. While monitoring the event, it was noted that several pedestrians on the scene stepped in to assist the driver in pushing the vehicle out of the road, effectively clearing the obstruction.

ENSURING COMMUNITY SAFETY IN 7 DE LAAN
A notable success was achieved through the effective use of the Safety Forum’s WhatsApp group, when an urgent message was received from a complainant concerning a person with a suspected stroke on Mokaba Street in 7 De Laan. Recognizing the severity of the situation, the report was swiftly acted upon and immediately handed over to the Fire Department for urgent intervention. In parallel, Metro Ambulance services were contacted directly. Due to the prompt coordination and communication among the responding teams, and ambulance was dispatched without delay to attend to the medical emergency.

EFFECTIVE RESOLUTION OF PUBLIC DISTURBANCE COMPLAINT AT POINT BEACH AREA
In response to a WhatsApp complaint received from LTNW regarding two males found sleeping in public at the Point Beach Area, the MSEC patrol unit promptly investigate. Upon arrival, the officers confirmed the presence of the individuals and took appropriate steps to ensure public safety and maintain community standards. The two males were respectfully approached and, in collaboration with Law Enforcement, were removed from the area without incident.

SWIFT RESOLUTION OF PUBLIC DISTURBANCE COMPLAINT AT LANGEBERG MALL
In response to a WhatsApp complaint received from the South Cape Security Group regarding a vagrant causing a nuisance at the robot intersection near Langeberg Mall, swift and professional action was taken to resolve the situation. Upon receiving the report, the matter was promptly escalated to Law Enforcement authorities. Officer responded without delay, assessed the situation, and ensured that the individual was peacefully removed from the area.

SKIP FIRE NEAR NDIBANISO STREET
Through effective use of CCTV surveillance, a potentially hazardous skip fire near Ndibaniso Street was swiftly identified and addressed. The CCTV Operators promptly detected smoke and flames emanating from a refuse skip and immediately notified the Fire Department. Emergency responders arrived at the scene without delay and took control of the situation. The fire was successfully extinguished before it could spread or cause any damage to nearby property.

GREATER MOSSEL BAY SAFETY GROUP ASSISTS IN FIRE INCIDENT
A recent emergency reported via WhatsApp by a member of the Greater Mossel Bay Safety Group showcased the efficiency and professionalism of the emergency response team. The complaint concerned a house fire in Hannes Pienaar Street, prompting immediate action. The alert was immediately handed over to Fire Department, which responded without a delay. The fire was successfully extinguished, preventing further damage and ensuring the safety of residents.

CABLE BURNING INCIDENT RESOLVED
A suspect was observed burning copper cables near the skip at Ockert Botma. The incident was immediately flagged, and appropriate action was taken by security personnel. The individual was approached by Law Enforcement Officer, who issued a warning and instructed him to extinguish the fire and vacate the area. The individual complied without resistance.

MOSSEL BAY DETECTIVES SECURE CRUCIAL FOOTAGE
On June 21, between 11:45 and 12:00, a robbery was reported at the intersection of Marsh & Cuff Street and Church & Marsh Street in Mossel Bay. Acting swiftly, Mossel Bay Detectives submitted a formal request for CCTV footage relevant to the case. In response, a playback was successfully reviewed. Key segments capturing the incident were promptly downloaded and securely handed over to the assigned investigation officer.

PROMPT AND EFFECTIVE CCTV MONITORING AVERTS CRISIS AT LOUIS FOURIE ROAD
CCTV Operators identified a vehicular accident requiring immediate intervention at Checkers robots, Louis Fourie Road. Upon detection, swift action was taken as the incident was promptly reported and handed over to emergency services. First responders were quickly visible on scene, ensuring the area was secured and traffic flow was managed. Fortunately, no injuries were identified.

SUSPICIOUS INDIVIDUAL IDENTIFIED AND CLEARED
A suspicious male individual was observed carrying three plastic bags containing various unidentifiable items. The individual’s behaviour raised concern, prompting immediate response. SAPS members promptly attended the complaint, approached the suspect, and conducted a stop-and-search procedure. Upon thorough inspection, no incriminating items were found in his possession.

PROACTIVE CCTV MONITORING LEADS TO SWIFT INTERVENTION AT MUNICIPAL BUILDING
CCTV Operators identified two suspicious individuals carrying a chainsaw and a black bag. Recognizing the potential threat, operators acted swiftly and dispatched the South African Police Service. The individuals were promptly stopped and searched by SAPS officers upon arrival. After thorough inspection, no incriminating items were found in their possession.

EFFECTIVE CCTV MONITORING LEADS TO TIMELY INTERVENTION ON MJ HARRIS STREET
CCTV Operators identified four individuals carrying skateboards and exhibiting suspicious behaviour while walking through the passageway. Recognizing potential security risks, the operators alerting the on-ground response unit and notifying the South African Police Service (SAPS). Although the individuals left the area before SAPS arrived, SAPS members patrolled the area.

SUCCESSFUL INTERVENTION THROUGH CCTV MONITORING
Through vigilant CCTV monitoring at the intersection of Adriaans & Thembelihle Street, four (4) suspicious individuals were observed loitering near a high-risk electrical box. The individuals appeared to be attempting to tamper with unit while also engaging in the use of what is suspected to be an intoxicating substance. Immediate action was taken, and the incident was reported to Law Enforcement authorities, who promptly responded and addresses that situation. Subsequently monitoring of the CCTV feed confirmed that the individuals vacated the area, seen pushing a trolley away from the scene.

SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY NEUTRALIZED
Two suspicious males were observed loitering and appearing to carry a potentially dangerous weapon. The behaviour and presence of the individuals raised immediate concern, prompting swift action. The incident was escalated to SAPS for further investigation. Continued monitoring confirmed that the two individuals subsequently vacated the area, ensuring public safety was restored without further incident.

SWIFT RESPONSE LEADS TO SAPS CASE FOLLOWING WHATSAPP COMPLAINT
In a recent incident reported via WhatsApp by the Seemeeupark Neighbourhood Watch, swift action can effective coordination led to the registration of a case by the South African Police Service (SAPS). The complaint detailed that a vehicle had crashed through a wall at the Seemeeuvlug Complex in Hartenbos, and the driver had allegedly fled the scene, leaving the vehicle behind. Upon receiving the report, authorities responded promptly and arrived at the location to assess the situation. It was confirmed that the driver was no longer on the scene. As a result, SAPS registered a case of reckless and negligent driving.

CCTV MONITORING ENSURES ROAD SAFETY AMID STRAY CATTLE INCIDENTS
During a routine CCTV monitoring along Mayixhale road, operators spotted a stray cow obstructing traffic and posing a potential hazard to motorists. The situation was promptly reported to Law Enforcement Officers, who responded by monitoring the area to ensure safety while additional cattle continued to cross. Shortly after, a shepherd arrived and successfully guided the cow off the roadway, restoring normal traffic flow.

CCTV MONITORING IDENTIFIES SUSPICIOUS INDIVIDUAL, ALERTS AUTHORITIES TO FOLLOW UP

At the corner of Bruns and Muddie Street, vigilant CCTV operators observed a suspicious individual carrying a backpack and wearing a blue jacket with a grey beanie. Noting the unusual behaviours, the operators immediately notified the South African Police Service for further investigation. Although the suspect had already left the scene by the time SAPS arrived, officers noted the sound of a barking dog nearby and suspected the individual may reside in the vicinity.

CCTV MONITORING PREVENTS POTENTIAL HAZARD THROUGH RAPID FIRE DECTECTION
During active surveillance at Khoeboe Business Park in KwaNonqaba, CCTV operators detected an open fire burning in front of business stores-a clear safety and environmental concern. The incident was swiftly reported to Law Enforcement, who responded promptly to the scene. Upon their arrival, two suspects fled the area, leaving behind evidence of copper wire burning. Officers successfully extinguished the fire, preventing potential damage to nearby properties.

CCTV MONITORING ENABLES SWIFT RESPONSE TO BUSH FIRE BEHIND PROTEA PARK
CCTV surveillance operators identified an open fire in the bushes behind Protea Park, along Mayixhale Street-posing a serious fire risk to nearby residential areas. The incident was immediately reported to Law Enforcement, whose patrol vehicle happened to be in the vicinity. Officers responded without a delay, locating the individuals responsible and instructing them to extinguish the fire. The culprits complied without resistance, and the situation was resolved swiftly and safely.

CCTV MONITORING DETECTS SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY IN RODGER AND BAYVIEW AREA
During routine surveillance in the Rodger and Bayview area, CCTV operators spotted two suspicious individuals-one carrying a backpack and the other holding an unidentified item. Their behaviour raised concern, prompting the operators to immediately alert the South African Police Service (SAPS). Although SAPS responded swiftly, the individuals had already left the area by the time officers arrived.

CCTV MONITORING LEADS TO DETAINMENT OVER POSSIBLE STOLEN PROPERTY
At the intersection of Marsh and Cuff Street, in front of the Usave store, CCTV operators observed a male individual carrying a coffee table under suspicious circumstances. Believing the item could be stolen property, the incident was immediately reported to the South African Police Service (SAPS). Officers responded promptly, located the individual, and detained him for questioning. Upon investigation, the suspect was unable to provide a clear explanation of where he had obtained the table.

CCTV MONITORING UNCOVERS SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY IN CHURCH & MARKET PARKING AREA
CCTV Operators observed a suspicious male individual in the parking lot area at Church & Market, who was seen removing an unidentified item and concealing it in the nearby landscaping bushes. Recognizing the potential threat, the CCTV operators immediately alerted the South African Police Service (SAPS). Officers quickly responded and located the individual for investigation. Stop and search was conducted and nothing incriminating was found in his possession.

CCTV MONITORING IDENTIFIES ILLEGAL SAND MINING ACTIVITY IN DANA BAY
During routine surveillance at the Dana Bay intersection area, CCTV operators detected suspicious activity consistent with illegal sand mining. Recognizing the environmental and legal implications of such activity, the incident was immediately reported to Law Enforcement. Although officers responded promptly, the individual had already vacated the area upon their arrival.

WHATSAPP COMPLAINT LEADS TO RAPID RESPONSE IN MALUSI STREET FIRE INCIDENT
A complaint received via WhatsApp reported black smoke in the Malusi Street area, raising concerns about a possible shack or house fire. The information was promptly relayed to the Fire Department, who responded swiftly to the scene. Upon arrival, firefighters found a wood and iron structure engulfed in flames and immediately began extinguishing the fire. The blaze was successfully brought under control, with both structures completely burned down. Fortunately, no injuries were reported.

CCTV MONITORING PREVENTS FIRE HAZARD NEAR BRIDGE
While monitoring the Elangeni area near the bridge, CCTV operators observed a group of individuals making an open fire and burning rubbish-posing a potential fire and environmental hazard. The incident was immediately reported to Law Enforcement, who responded promptly to the location. Upon arrival, officers addressed the situation, and the fire was successfully extinguished.

CCTV MONITORING LEADS TO ARREST AFTER ROAD OBSTRUCTION INCIDENT
CCTV operators monitoring the Blue Waters area observed a male individual deliberately moving a roadside barrier into the middle of the road, creating a dangerous obstruction for passing vehicles. Recognizing the safety risk, the incident was immediately reported to both Law Enforcement and the South African Police Service (SAPS). Law Enforcement officers quickly arrived on the scene and removed the barrier, restoring safe traffic flow. Shortly after, the suspect was located and arrested by Mossel Bay SAPS.

CCTV MONITORING PREVENTS POTENTIAL FIRE HAZARD
During routine surveillance at the beach, CCTV operators spotted individuals making a fire between the bushes-posing a significant safety and environmental risk in the coastal area. The incident was promptly reported to Law Enforcement, who responded swiftly to the scene. Upon arrival, officer instructed the individual responsible to extinguish the fire immediately and leave the area. The person complied without resistance.

CCTV MONITORING ASSISTS IN DE-ESCALATING STREET ALTERCATION
CCTV operators observed a group of youngsters engaged in a heated argument in the middle of the road at the intersection of Church & Marsh Street, creating both a public disturbance and traffic safety concern. The situation was immediately reported to CID Security, who responded quickly and helped de-escalated the confrontation. As the individuals began to dispense, SAPS patrol units arrived in the area. One young man was apprehended and arrested by SAPS.

WHATSAPP COMPLAINT LEADS TO QUICK RESOLUTION OF ELECTRICAL HAZARD
A safety concern was raised via WhatsApp regarding an electrical danger box left open at the corner of Grunter and Roman Street, posing a potential risk to pedestrians and nearby residents. The complaint was promptly reported to the Municipal Switchboard, who escalated the issue to the Electrical Department. The department responded quickly, attending to the scene and ensuring the danger box was properly closed and secured.

CCTV MONITORING ENABLES SWIFT RESPONSE TO VELD FIRE
CCTV operators detected a veld fire along the N2 in the direction of Voorbaai. Recognizing the potential danger to surrounding areas and passing motorists, the incident was immediately reported to the Fire Department. Firefighters responded swiftly and managed to successfully extinguish the blaze before it could spread further.

WHATSAPP COMPLAINT ALERTS AUTHORITIES TO PEDESTRIAN KNOCKDOWN
A complaint received via WhatsApp reported a pedestrian knockdown incident on Adriaans Avenue, in front of Edolweni Tavern. The matter was immediately handed over to emergency services for urgent response. Upon their arrival, officers found that the scene had already been cleared, with no individuals or vehicles remaining at the location.

CCTV MONITORING DETECTS ARMED INDIVIDUAL
CCTV operators observed a male individual exiting a white Polo Vivo hatchback and standing in a children’s play area while visibly holding what looked like a firearm. The alarming nature of the incident prompted immediate notification to the South African Police Service. While monitoring continued, the individual returned to his vehicle and left the area before police arrival.

CCTV MONITORING ASSISTS IN RESOLVING VEHICLE VANDALISM INCIDENT
A report was received via CID Security regarding an individual who has smashed the window screen of a vehicle parked in front of the Post Office on Marsh Street. CCTV operators promptly relayed the complaint to SAPS for further action. Subsequent feedback confirmed that the suspect, a minor, was taken by the vehicle owner to his mother’s residence to arrange compensation for the damages.

CCTV FOOTAGE ASSISTS DA GAMASKOP DETECTIVES IN ROBBERY INVESTIGATION
On 12 June 2025 at approximately 16h07, a robbery occurred in the Blue Waters area along Louis Fourie Road. A formal footage request was received from Da Gamaskop Detectives in connection with the incident. As per protocol, playback was conducted by the CCTV operators. The suspect was clearly visible on the footage, and relevant visual evidence was extracted and shared directly with the investigating officer.

WHATSAPP COMPLAINT LEADS TO PROMPT RESOLUTION OF SEWAGE BURST
A complaint received via WhatsApp reported a sewage burst at Langeni Circle in KwaNonqaba, posing a potential health and environmental concern for nearby residents. The issue was promptly handed over to the Municipal Switchboard for immediate attention. The relevant department responded swifty, and the sewage problem was successfully resolved.

CCTV MONITORING IDENTIFIES TRAFFIC VIOLATION
CCTV operators observed a white bakkie parked illegally, facing oncoming traffic on Mitchell Street. Recognizing the safety risk and traffic violation, the incident was promptly reported to Law Enforcement. Officers attended to the matter without delay and issued a 341 notice to the vehicle.

CCTV MONITORING AIDS EMERGENCU RESPONSE AFTER INCIDENT NEAR OPEN DITCH
CCTV operators observed a group of people gathered around an open ditch, indicating a possible emergency. The incident was immediately reported to the Fire Department for investigation. Upon arrival emergency personnel confirmed that a rock had fallen on an individual at the site. All relevant departments were contacted, and the injured person was transported to hospital for medical treatment.

RADIO COMPLAINT LEADS TO LAW ENFORCEMENT INTERVENTION
A complained was received via radio from CID regarding a vehicle that had been stationary for over three days in the parking area in front of the tennis court at the Point. Concerns were raised about the possibility of individuals overnighting in the vehicle. The matter was immediately referred to Law Enforcement to investigate. Officers attended to the scene and engaged with the driver, who explained that he had run out of petrol and was awaiting funds to refuel and vacate the area.

RADIO COMPLAINT RESULTS IN SWIFT POLICE RESPONSE TO AGGRESSIVE VAGRANT INCIDENT
A radio complaint was received reporting a vagrant displaying aggressive behaviour towards CID Security personnel opposite Zeppelins Pub on Marsh Street. The incident was immediately escalated to the South African Police Service (SAPS) for intervention. SAPS officers responded promptly, patrolling the area and locating the individual in question. The person was taken into police custody without further incident.

CCTV MONITORING ENSURES RAPID EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT
CCTV operators monitoring the cameras observed a motor vehicle accident at Casino & Louis Fourie and immediately alerted Law Enforcement, SAPS, and the Fire Department. The swift response enabled all relevant emergency services to respond promptly to the scene. Emergency personnel provided on-site assistance, and the injured party was safely transported to the hospital for further medical care.

SWIFT ACTION LEADS TO SUCCESSFUL ARREST
CID Security reported a shoplifting incident to CCTV Operators that happened at Pep Stores Marsh Street via radio. The operators reported the incident to SAPS. Upon SAPS arrival, the suspect was apprehended and taken into custody.

PROMPT RESPONSE SAVES LIFE: CCTV OPERATORS KEY IN ACCIDENT RESPONSE
CCTV Operators monitoring the area spotted an accident on Mayixhale Street involving a motorbike. They quickly alerted emergency services, providing crucial information. First responders rushed to the scene, attending to the 60/60 motorbike driver who had sustained injuries. The driver was transported to hospital and scene cleared.

CCTV OPERATORS HELP KEEP BEACH SAFE FOR ALL
CCTV Operators monitoring the cameras spotted a dog without a leash, potentially posing a risk to others. They quickly alerted Law Enforcement officers, who attended to the matter. The officer issued an instruction to the dog’s owner to leash the dog, and he complied.

CCTV OPERATORS FACILITATE SWIFT RESPONSE TO ACCIDENT
CCTV Operators monitoring the cameras spotted and accident at the intersection of Adriaans and Thembelihle Street. They promptly alerted emergency services, and officers arrived on the scene. Although the drivers involved initially disputed accountability for the incident, leading to an argument and aggressive behaviour, the officers effectively intervened and resolved the matter. As no injuries were sustained, the drivers were instructed to open a case for further investigation of the incident.

CCTV OPERATORS ENHANCE COMMUNITY SAFETY
CCTV Operators monitoring the cameras spotted a suspicious individual roaming around the residential area between 4th & 6th Avenue. They promptly alerted SAPS, who patrolled the area to investigate.

CCTV OPERATORS FACILITATE SWIFT RESPONSE TO DISTURBANCE
CCTV Operators were alerted to a report of aggressive behaviour on Cupido Street. They promptly notified SAPS, who attended to the scene. Upon arrival officers found that the individuals involved already ceased fighting.

CCTV OPERATORS HELP MAINTAIN PUBLIC SPACES
CCTV Operators spotted vagrants erecting a makeshift structure on the stairs of Sea Border Office in Mossel Bay CBD. They promptly alerted CID Security, who attended to the matter. CID Security instructed the individuals to demolish the structure, and they complied.

CCTV OPERATORS ENHANCE TRAFFIC LAW ENFORCEMENT
CCTV Operators monitoring the cameras spotted a vehicle parked on a yellow line in Marsh Street. They promptly alerted Law Enforcement, who attended to the matter. The officer issued a 341 notice to the driver.

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CCTV MONITORING: Spotted thick black smoke with flames
Place: KwaNonqaba
Action Taken: Handed over to Fire Department
Feedback: Fire Fighters successfully extinguished the fire

COMPLAINT VIA WHATSAPP: Suspicious people with card machines in their pockets
Place: Heiderand Mall
Action Taken: Handed over to SAPS
Feedback: After verifying the individuals’ identities and activities, it was confirmed that they were legitimate entrepreneurs selling memberships to customers using the card machines

COMPLAINT VIA TELEPHONE: Aggressive behaviour, fighting
Place: Sonskyn Transfer Station
Action Taken: Handed over to SAPS
Feedback: The person responsible for the aggressive behaviour was identified and removed from the premises

CCTV MONITORING: Spotted vagrant climbing inside the dumpster Place: Big Daddy’s parking area
Action Taken: Handed over to CID Security.
Feedback: CID Security attended promptly, locating the vagrant and instructed him to leave the area.

CCTV MONITORING: Alcohol consumption in public Place: D’Almeida business park
Action Taken: Handed over to Law Enforcement
Feedback: After conducting a thorough check, officers confirmed that there was no visible alcohol consumption in the area.

CCTV MONITORING: Spotted black smoke Place: Kwa Mast
Action Taken: Handed over to Fire Department
Feedback: Upon arrival, the firefighters took charge and successfully extinguished the fire

CCTV MONITORING: Vehicle parked facing oncoming traffic Place: c/o Bland & Mitchell Street CBD
Action Taken: Handed over to Law Enforcement
Feedback: After verifying the infringement, officers issued a 341 notice to the vehicle’s owner.

COMPLAINT VIA TELEPHONE: Vagrants being a nuisance Place: Goodshedd
Action Taken: Handed over to CID Security.
Feedback: After conducting a thorough check, CID Security confirmed that no vagrant was found in the area.

CCTV MONITORING: People making fire in public Place: c/o Adriaans Ave & Thembelihle street
Action Taken: Handed over to Law Enforcement
Feedback: Law Enforcement Officers attended to the scene and instructing the individuals to extinguish the fire. The people complied, and the fire was safely extinguished

CCTV MONITORING: Reckless driver bump into the robots possible drunk driving
Place: Casino & Louis Fourie
Action Taken: Handed over to Law Enforcement & SAPS
Feedback: Law Enforcement and SAPS officers patrolled the area and located the vehicle. The vehicle was impounded for causing obstruction, and a case of damage to Municipal property was opened.

CCTV MONITORING: Aggressive behaviour, a group of people fighting Place: Marsh & Cuff Street
Action Taken: Handed over to SAPS
Feedback: Upon arrival, they found that the fight already ended, and the individuals involved had dispersed. As a result, no case was opened due to the circumstances.

CCTV MONITORING: 3 Suspicious individuals carrying a backpack Place: 4th & 6th Avenue
Action Taken: Handed over to SAPS
Feedback: Police Officers responded swiftly, patrolled the area and located the individuals. Officers searched the individuals but nothing incriminating found.

CCTV MONITORING: Possible alcohol consumption is public Place: Montagu & Powrie
Action Taken: Handed over to CID Security
Feedback: CID Security patrolled and confirmed no visible alcohol

CCTV MONITORING: Aggressive behaviour, a group of people fighting Place: Marsh & Cuff Street
Action Taken: Handed over to CID Security
Feedback: SAPS & Law Enforcement officers removed the people from the area

CCTV MONITORING: Illegal structure Place: Chris Hani area, Rhythm City
Action Taken: Handed over to Law Enforcement
Feedback: Law Enforcement Officers responded swiftly, patrolled the area and investigated. Officers issued a 56 notice to the owner, instructing them to cease construction immediately and demolish the illegal structure.

CCTV MONITORING: Illegal hawker selling golf balls Place: Pinnacle Road opposite prison
Action Taken: Handed over to Law Enforcement
Feedback: Law Enforcement Officers responded to the matter. They issued a warning notice to the individual and instructed him to leave the area

CCTV MONITORING: Shack Fire
Place: Nofele street, 7 de Laan
Action Taken: Handed over to Fire Department
Feedback: The Fire Fighters attended to the blaze and extinguished the fire. One wood and iron structure were involved. Fortunately, the emergency responders treated two male patients for burn wounds – one green and one yellow male.

ASSISTING SAPS: Stolen Vehicle
Place: Mossel Street
Action Taken: Cameras being monitored
Feedback: Through monitoring cameras, operators successfully located the vehicle.

CCTV MONITORING: Accident Place: Essenhout & Louis Fourie
Action Taken: Handed over to Emergency Services
Feedback: Emergency responders arrived quickly, attended to the scene. Two vehicles were involved, and one female was injured. She received medical attention.

CCTV MONITORING: Person under influence of alcohol walking between vehicles being a source of danger to himself & motorists Place: Church & Marsh Street
Action Taken: Handed over to CID Security
Feedback: CID Security responded quickly, patrolled the area and located the individual. They escorted the person out of the town, ensuring public safety and preventing potential harm.

1. Visible consumption of alcohol in public area.
   Place: De Bakke parking and picnic area.
   Action taken: Handed over to law enforcement.
   Feedback: Complaint attended +/- 50 youngsters who refused to adhere to adhere to instructions from Law Enforcement, SAPS was requested to assist, All youngsters vacated in the area @ 22:06.
2. Person busy with illegal electricity connection.
   Place: Fikile Crescent in Asla.
   Action taken: Handed over to SAPS
   Feedback: KwaNonqaba SAPS was contacted and attended, but upon their arrival the person was already gone.
3. Vagrant going through refuse bags.
   Place: Montagu and Powrie streets
   Action taken: Handed over to CID security.
   Feedback: Person visible leaving the area direction to taxi rank CDB, CID escorted person out of town.
4. Spotted vegetation fire.
   Place: Casino robots.
   Action taken: Handed complaint over to Fire Department.
   Feedback: Fire was extinguished.
5. 2 suspicious persons with a torch attempting to open the gate of a private yard.
   Place: James Street
   Action taken: Handed over to SAPS.
   Feedback: Suspects left the area. All in order.
6. Person burning copper
   Place: Dyosi Street
   Action taken: Handed over to Law Enforcement
   Feedback: 1x 56 notice issued
7. Illegal electricity connection.
   Place: Dyosi Street, KwaNonqaba
   Action Taken: Handed over to Law Enforcement.
   Feedback: While monitoring, persons they left the area.
8. Car parked in the road facing oncoming traffic, causing obstruction.
   Place: Bruns & Mudie Streets
   Action Taken: Handed over to Law Enforcement
   Feedback: Law Enforcement attended the complaint and the owner removed the vehicle from the area.
9. Possible fire in progress.
   Place: James Street
   Action taken: Handed over to Fire Department.
   Feedback: Fire was successfully extinguished.
10. Spotted suspicious person.
    Place: Pig Farm area, KwaNonqaba.
    Action taken: Handed complaint over to SAPS.
    Feedback: On arrival, the suspect ran away from SAPS.

Joint Operation Centre CCTV Operators Help Prevent Disaster
Operators monitoring CCTV cameras spotted thick smoke billowing from a location next to the KwaNonqaba SAPS Station. Recognizing the potential danger, they immediately alerted the Fire Department, who sprang into action.
The rapid response to the incident resulted in the successful extinguishing of the fire and fortunately no injuries occurred.

CCTV Monitoring Thwarts Potential Crime in Bruns & Roger
CCTV Operators monitoring cameras spotted a suspicious person entering a house on the corner of the street. Recognizing the potential threat, they immediately alerted the Mossel Bay SAPS, who swiftly responded to the situation.
Members of the SAPS unit patrolled the area and successfully located the individual, who was found walking in the street. Although nothing incriminating was found in his possession, the prompt response of the authorities ensured that the situation was brought under control.

CCTV Monitoring Save the Day in KwaNoqaba
Operators spotted thick smoke billowing from the end of Adriaans Street, indicating a possible shack fire. Without hesitation, they alerted the Fire Department

Firefighters rapidly responded to the scene and successfully extinguished the blaze, preventing what could have been a catastrophic outcome.

CCTV Monitoring Helps Douse Veld Fire in Watson Street
CCTV Operators spotted thick smoke billowing from the area, indicating a veld fire. Without hesitation, they alerted the Fire Department, who rapidly responded to the scene.
Firefighters sprang into action, and their swift and effective efforts successfully extinguished the blaze. The prompt action of the CCTV Operators and the Fire Department prevented what could have been a catastrophic outcome, protecting people, property and the environment.

CCTV Monitoring Helps Prevent Potential Chaos at South Cape College
Operators noticed a group of approximately 100 school kids singing and dancing in front of the college gate on Essenhout Street, Heiderand. Recognizing the potential for protests or unrest, they immediately alerted SAPS and Law Enforcement.
The authorities swiftly responded to the scene, and Public Order Police (POPS) unit effectively dispersed the crowd. To restore order, officers utilized 6 stun grenades, and 8 arrests were made for public violence. The suspects were taken to Mossel Bay SAPS for processing.

CCTV Monitoring Cracks Cable Theft Case in Mossel Bay

Operators monitoring CCTV along Crotz road, which leads from Mossel Bay Central to Asla Park, spotted a suspicious white VW Polo flagged. The vehicle’s suspicious behavior raised red flags, and operators quickly alerted authorities to investigate further.
Following a thorough investigation, the case was successfully cracked, and the perpetrators were brought to justice. CCTV Operators and the authorities ensured that the case was solved and closed, bringing relief to the effected community.

CCTV Operators Help Bring Drunk Driver to Justice
Operators monitoring CCTV cameras at the intersection of Grunter Street and Mountain View entrance sprang into action after witnessing an accident. They immediately alerted the Municipal Traffic & SAPS authorities, who rapidly responded to the scene.
Upon investigation, it was discovered that a silver Nissan X-Trail had collided with a green Golf 4, resulting in damage to both vehicles. Further investigation revealed that the driver of the Nissan X-Trail was under the influence of alcohol and was subsequently arrested for drunk driving.

Vigilant CCTV Operators at JOC Help Apprehended Suspicious Driver
Operators spotted a suspicious male person driving a white Opel Corsa recklessly near Dana Bay robots towards Flora Road. What’s more alarming is that he appeared to be carrying a firearm in his hand, raising concerns about a potential drunken driver. Without hesitation, the operators handed the situation over to SAPS.
The swift response of the authorities led to the suspect being apprehended by SAPS officers, who found him in possession of what initially seemed to be a firearm. However, upon further investigation at the KwaNonqaba Police Station, it was determined that the “firearm” was an air gun. The suspect claimed he was acting in self-defense against four alleged robbers.
The situation was brought under control, and the air gun was seized and booked into evidence. Although no charges were laid, the suspect was briefly held for questioning before being released without further action.

Swift Response to WhatsApp Complaint Leads to Arrest
A timely WhatsApp complaint from concerned citizen, led to the swift arrest of a reckless driver who crashed into a house in Mtata Street.
The citizen reported the incident via WhatsApp, alerting Operators to the fact that a bakkie had driven into a house.
Fortunately, the incident was classified as an accident indicating no injuries. However, the driver’s reckless behavior warranted immediate attention. Officers took the driver into custody, ensuring that justice was served.

CCTV Operators Helps Maintaining Public Order at Beaches
Operators spotted a large crowd gathered at the beach, with visible signs of alcohol drinking in public. Recognizing the potential chaos, they immediately alerted Law Enforcement.

The swift response of Law Enforcement and SAPS officers led to the arrest of one person for aggressive behavior. The authorities effectively dispersed the crowd, restoring order in the area. By the end of the operation, the beach was cleared, and everything was back to normal.

CCTV Operators Helps Track Down Vehicle Linked to Missing Person
Operators monitoring CCTV cameras along CBD area, which leads to Voorbay, spotted a white Volvo S40. The vehicle had been flagged by Navic in connection with a missing person’s case.
CCTV operators immediately alerted the SAPS, who sprang into action. SAPS officials successfully recovered the vehicle and reunited it with its owner, bringing a measure of relief to those involved in the missing person’s case.

Quick Response to Radio Complaint Helps Nab Robbery Suspect
A swift response to a radio complaint from CID Security helped authorities apprehend one suspect and launch a manhunt for a second suspect involved in a robbery at Point Village Hotel in the CBD.
CID Security alerted the CCTV Operators via radio about a tourist who had fallen victim to a robbery at the hotel. The complaint was immediately handed over to SAPS, who sprang into action.
SAPS officials were able to detain one suspect and launched a search for the second suspect. The swift action of the authorities helped prevent further harm and brought a measure of relief to the victim.

CCTV Operators Aids Police in Apprehending Suspected Drug Offender
Police requested assistance from CCTV Operators to investigate a suspicious individual believed to be in possession of drugs. Operators quickly conducted a playback of footage and closely monitored the cameras to track the suspect’s movements.
As SAPS members approached the suspect, CCTV Operators observed him visibly swallowing something, suggesting an attempt to conceal evidence. The information was relayed to the SAPS officials, who were able to take the suspect into custody.

A) CID Security swiftly reported a foiled robbery attempt via radio, alerting
authorities that an individual had tried to rob a person on Marsh Street, right in
front of Cash Crusaders in Mossel Bay. The complaint was promptly filed with
the South African Police Service (SAPS), and officers responded quickly to the
scene. Unfortunately, the suspect had already fled the area by the time the
police arrived. Despite the swift response, the suspect managed to evade
capture, leaving the authorities to continue investigating the incident. (Feb)

B) The vigilant CCTV operators made a crucial discovery when they spotted an
individual engaging in illegal poaching activities at De Bakke. The operators
promptly reported the incident, and the complaint was filed with the South
African Police Service (SAPS). Responding swiftly to the report, SAPS officers
located the suspect and issued a stern warning. In a positive outcome, the
poached abalone was confiscated and returned to its natural habitat, thrown
back into the water. Thanks to the quick thinking and action of the CCTV
operators and SAPS, the illegal poaching attempt was thwarted, and the marine
ecosystem was protected. (Feb)

C) The sharp-eyed CCTV operators at the Mossel Bay Joint Operation Centre made
a timely discovery when they spotted a group of individuals attempting to break
into a power box at the Ockert Bothma Pump Station. The operators swiftly
reported the incident, and the complaint was filed with the South African Police
Service (SAPS). Responding quickly to the report, SAPS officers arrived at the
scene, but the three suspects fled into the nearby informal settlements. Despite
their escape, the officers confirmed that the suspects had indeed attempted to
tamper with the power box or data cable box, highlighting the importance of the
CCTV operators’ vigilance in preventing potential vandalism and damage to
critical infrastructure. (Feb)

D) CCTV Operators received a complaint from CID Security regarding a stolen cell
phone, which occurred next to the Pep Store on Marsh Street. The complaint was
promptly handed over to the South African Police Service (SAPS) for
investigation. SAPS Members quickly responded and apprehended the suspect.
However, upon searching the suspect, no cell phone was found. Despite this, the
suspect was taken to the police station for further investigation to determine
their involvement in the alleged theft. (Feb)