Sector 6 Douglasdale CPF

20 May 2012
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Family Fun Run Event
The 2012 Douglasdale CPF Sector 6 Family Fun Run and Walk was a hugh success. Click on the image below to view the photos taken on the day...

Community Fun Run / Walk 2011

  
Suspicious Vehicles
If you see any of these vehicles please call 10111 and then call one of the Sector 6 Vehicles

071 675 7166
Make of Vehicle Colour of Vehicle Vehicle Registration
detail Ford Focus Silver SZT 017 GP
detail VW Golf Black VKK 441 GP
detail Corsa White
detail Toyota Quantum White
detail Toyota Hilux Single cab bakkie White BPR 021 GP
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Race results for the Douglasdale CPF Sector 6 Fun Run 2012 

  After the success of last year, this years event was bigger and more successful than ever. Sunday, 22 of April, we hosted our 2012 Fun Run/Walk event in partnership with Olivedale Super Spar our main sponsor of the event.
We had 419 registrations of which 45 were participants from 2011.
This years event was a hugh success, but the best news is that we brought the trophy back home for the Community. The event was won by Tholo Malebo with a time of 35:08s.
Here are the results for the 10Km race: -

10 Km Run  

 1st  Tholo Malebo  35:08
   2nd  German Khobo  42:01
   3rd  Robert van Wyk  45:06
       

Olivedale Super Spar sponsored prizes for the first, second and third winner in each of the four categories, 10km and 5km run, 10km and 5km walk, including a prize for the youngest participant. Spar also provided the following items - signboards, toilets, water tables, water, cups, ice and bins. Their generosity and support has been an inspiration to us all. Thank you Magnus.
RSS sponsored a kiddies corner and food and drinks for the members of the police. They sold boerewors rolls and cool drinks and looked after all of the Sector 6 VIP guests. They also entered a team to 
participate in the race. Thank you Sean and team.
Think Bike marshalled the event and assisted us in obtaining the JRA permit. Three of their members were also “knighted” on the day and walked the course. Thank you Jadd and team .
We were in good hands and looked after by Emer-G-Med who provided medical assistance. Thank you Wayne and team.
Londoloza Protection group cordoned off the roads and looked after the security of the participants vehicles. They also brought their caravan from Honeydew station which was used as our main information point. Thank you Allan and team.
Jason and team provided additional support.
Mark Annett and team from Norscott running club assisted in handing out all the medals at the finishing line. Thank you Mark and team.
The Olivedale Craft Market were there selling homemade crafts and food.
The Bar-One Manhunt sponsored four Bar-One hampers as well as Bar-One chocolates for all the runners.
All the dogs who participated in the race received a Hill's goodie bag and other spot prizes of designer dog accessories, beds and bowls from SWAG Pets Boutique and bags of pet food, toys, collars and leads from Pets Eats 'n TreatS at All Saints Shopping Centre. The water points for the dogs were sponsored by Northern Joburg Media
Special Images Hair Salon supplied water for the dogs at one of the water points. 
Thank you Danielle for looking after all the dogs. 

A big thank you to Rob Bradley and team for keeping the time and individual winners chart. Remax 100 Fourways and Rawson Properties assisted with the water points along the route.
ADT provided additional patrols onto the adjacent roads.
Other sponsors include, Sentient Beings, Crime Line, Deals4You, Lead SA, 94.7, EWN and Primedia.

Thank you to our special guests General Gale, Colonel Swart and team for your participation and being there.
Thank you to Sector 6 team’s members, Charmaine, Anthony, Robin and Sean. We could not have accomplished this without your continuous support and dedication. It was all quite an inspiration and we all know how much work went into making this event the huge success it was and an event enjoyed by so many. Thank you for making the difference.
Last but not least, thank you to all the participants and everyone who just came over to say hello and supported us.

Welcome to Sector 6
Working for a crime free country, one sector at a time!
 
Sector 6 is part of the Douglasdale Community Policing Forum (CPF) crime fighting initiative covering North Riding, Johannesburg North, Sharonlea, Jukskei Park, Hoogland and Olivedale areas.
 
What does Sector 6 (and the CPF) do?
We are part of the greater CPF community in South Africa, a collection of concerned residents that won’t let crime run our lives. We’re here to partner with the police and fight back! read more...
 
Police around the world rely on their communities to partner with them to help fight crime – they can’t be everywhere and hear very conversation or see every suspicious thing or activity – the community at large can. That’s the power of community policing. Eyes everywhere. Ears everywhere and the strong arm of the law as backup!
 

That’s a win win for everyone!

  
News and Events
Business Forum - 12 February 2012

 We are currently setting up a Business Forum - Please watch this space for more information

 
Annual Fun Run - 12 February 2012

 25 March 2012 - More details will follow...

 
Sector 6 Awareness Campaign IISector 6 Awareness Campaign II - 01 January 2012

 Contact our Marketing Manager, Sean Gouws, on 082 853 9749 or send us a email to info@sector6.co.za 

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Sector 6 Response VehiclesSector 6 Response Vehicles - 11 November 2010

Sector 6 receives two dedicated response vehicles: -

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Security Corner

Security News and Tips

- 16 June 2011

Parents dropping kids at school In the mornings should take care to lock their vehicles when they walk their kids to classes.

The incidence of burglaries at complexes and houses are currently problematic not only in our area but also in the areas surrounding us.

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What CAN YOU DO?

How can you be a more effective in the community and assist in the fight against crime?

 

There are three simple rules you can apply: -
 
Be active in the community
Meet your neighbours, know them and talk to them. The more you know them, the more likely you are to help and be helped should the need arise.
 
Observe
Anything suspicious needs to be reported - use our Suspicious HOTLINE number (011) 462-1929. You can report anything to this number. It’s the little things that lead to big arrests!
 
Help the police
The police are more effective if they work in a cooperative community. They are here to help, treat them as friends, not enemies.

 

  
EMERGENCY Numbers

Emergency Numbers

  SAPS  10111
  Metro   011 375-5918
  Sector 6 Vehicle # 1   
  Sector 6 Vehicle # 2   071 675-7166
  Medical   082 911
  Olivedale Hospital   011 777-2000
  Douglasdale Trauma Centre   084 360-6880
 
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Douglasdale Victim Support (DVS)

Douglasdale Victim Support (DVS) is a volunteer counselling group based at the Douglasdale Police Station in Douglasdale, Johannesburg.The group started with just one caring counsellor in 2007 and has since grown to eight dedicated counsellors.

The trauma counsellors provide basic emotional support to anyone who has been a victim of crime, by helping them to learn how to cope and deal with the effects and nature of their trauma. Being a victim of crime can have a terribly debilitating effect on one and if left unchecked may lead to long-term symptoms such as depression, mistrust, anger and low self esteem. People often also struggle with feelings of hopelessness, loss of power and anxiety around their immediate safety. Timely intervention in the form of trauma counselling can make a huge difference when trying to come to terms with what has happened and acquire the necessary coping mechanisms to pull through such an event.

 

The types of incidents we provide trauma counselling for includes, but is not limited to, rape, hijacking, armed robbery and domestic violence. We will also assist as much as possible with referrals to the correct organisations to assist any individual should their need lie outside the scope of short-term trauma counseling.

The DVS trauma counsellors operate on a shift basis so that we are able to provide this service for walk-ins from the general public seven days a week, 24hrs a day by appointment.

Should you require trauma counselling, call our dedicated trauma line on 078 850 2341.

 

As a volunteer group, we to rely on funding and at times have had to rely solely on the generosity of fellow volunteers, who so freely give of their time and expertise. 

 

There are many such Volunteer Victim Support Units found at Police Stations all over the country. Please don’t hesitate to contact one closest to you if you wish to assist those who assist others, or need support. 

We urge you to share this information with those around you, to make them aware of this valuable service that is available to them following a traumatic situation.

 

  
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