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CPT communities demand the removal of Steenberg police station management

LOCAL Several Cape Town communities are demanding the removal of the Steenberg police station’s management team, alleging that they are doing nothing to stop violence including the murder of family members in the area. A group of residents from the neighbourhoods of Lavender Hill, Hillview, Cafda, Retreat, Seawinds and Steenberg marched to the local police station on Thursday to demand the replacement of station management by next week Monday. Lucinda Evans, […]

today8 July 2022

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Muizenberg SAPS condemned for ‘unacceptable behaviour’

The Muizenberg SAPS is under fire after allegations of bad behaviour. Members of the public have reported police officers to the Western Cape Police Ombudsman (WCPO) and an investigation is underway. The MEC of Community Safety, Albert Fritz, wrote to the office of the WCPO, noting reported incidents of police inefficiencies on May 11 where a senior police officer allegedly threatened an elderly woman, a pregnant woman and several Muizenberg […]

today30 September 2020

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Steenberg CPF concerned over increase in drive-by shootings

The Steenberg Community Police Forum says it’s concerned over a spate of drive-by shootings in the Cafda and Lavender Hill areas over the past few weeks. On Sunday night, a one year old child was shot and killed while sitting in his mother’s lap in a car in Komloosie street in Cafda. The little boy was shot in the head, while his mother was injured in the arm. “The mother […]

today10 July 2018

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CPF calls off search of missing Lavender Hill girl

The Community Police Forum (CPF) in Steenberg has called off a search for a missing teenager from Lavender Hill, after “exhausting all areas” this weekend. Réne Tracey Roman, 13 years old, was last seen by her friend in Lavender Hill on Friday at 13.45pm. It’s uncertain what circumstances may have led to her disappearance. Steenberg CPF spokesperson Lucinda Evans said they scoured the area on Friday night along with the […]

today13 March 2017

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