When calling always provide:

• Your name
• Your contact number
• Give the location and nearest corner of the suspicious activity / crime
• If relevant, the direction in which the persons / vehicles is heading

What information to call in

Pedestrian based information

• Accurate description of all individuals
• Any objects that they may be carrying
• Any identifying characteristics (scars, jewellery)

Vehicular based information

• Vehicle type
• Vehicle colour
• Vehicle registration
• Number of occupants in the vehicle

Examples of what to look out for and report to the CAP ICCC (Incident Command and Control Centre)

• Any two males or more on foot or in a vehicle
• Any individual in possession of electronic equipment, domestic or business related walking on foot or in a vehicle.
• Any males that are loitering or seem not to belong in the area
• Any male wearing clothing that may serve as concealment
• Any males in a vehicle that seem to be driving around aimlessly
• Any stationary males in a vehicle (just stationery at any location)
• Any two males and one female in a vehicle driving in a location aimlessly
• Any males just sitting in random locations
• Any vehicles that seem to infringe on the traffic by laws of South Africa

Panics buttons

Push your panic button if:

• You are not sure about a situation or if individuals are asking you a lot of questions.
• You see unknown individuals on your property
• Strangers are ringing your door bell or knocking on your door.
• If you feel uncomfortable about any situation.

Always have your panic with you, either in your pocket or on a lanyard around your neck and always have emergency numbers visible or close by and on speed dial 086 18 000 18 or send "please call back" 082 366 1852