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Missing Children
If a child goes missing, go to the nearest police station immediately. DO NOT wait for 24 hours, this is the most crucial time. Take a recent photo and description of what he/she had on and any information that could assist the police with you.
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If a child goes missing, go to the nearest police station immediately. DO NOT wait for 24 hours, this is the most crucial time. Take a recent photo and description of what he/she had on and any information that could assist the police with you.
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Eric Gutierrez
I am an expatriate who has recently moved in to Johannesburg. I am from the Philippines, my wife is German and we have two daughters, aged 8 and 3. We live in Greenside, Johannesburg.
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I am an expatriate who has recently moved in to Johannesburg. I am from the Philippines, my wife is German and we have two daughters, aged 8 and 3. We live in Greenside, Johannesburg.
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Together we can win the fight against violent crime. From the 1st until the 7th of march, all we are asking you to do is drive with your head lights on. The more people who join, the stronger the message.
Wishing for a crime free country again
by Louis Ayres
On 23 January while I was sleeping someone broke into my upstairs bedroom and stole two leather jackets and another jacket that I bought from Truworths, an old 35mm camera was also taken with some of my photos, which I will never see again
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Close call by Sandy Stolz
This is reality - We need to spend more time worrying about people getting killed. In the past week, the radio and papers have had more concenr for Toni's cow than the people who have been killed in crime.
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"What's all the fuss?"
Meet Bashir Omar. He gathered his colleagues for an impromptu protest march during a lunch break.
We can all whinge until we are blue in the face or .... we can...March against Crime - 10th of March in Johannesburg, Durban and Cape Town!
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Man turns tables on attackers - 19 January 2007
It was the sight of a gunman hitting his
wife and threatening to do worse that
drove a 64-year-old to turn on his
attackers and probably save the lives of
eight people, the Star reported on Friday.
And this despite him being shot twice.
On Friday morning, Neville Huxham was
in the intensive care unit at the Milpark
Hospital, recovering from surgery on
Thursday night to remove bullets from his
back and left arm.
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