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Brinant Security



RHEV accepted Brinant's tender to patrol Wingate Park.
For quotes call 0861 17 4343or
visit www.brinantsecurity.co.za

 


Ubuntu Security providing 24 hour Armed Response 0861 701 701
 


ADT Armed Response   Tel 086 12 12 500

MorphoTouch Security Device
(added 14/02/2006)

The MorphoTouch is a mobile device that is currently being used by the
SAPS to catch and identify criminals at the crime scene or during raids.



For more information on the MorphoTouch visit the following links:
http://www.saps.gov.za/docs_publs/publications/journal/march04/sector.htm
http://www.iol.co.za/index.php?set_id=1&click_id=13&art_id=ct2002031818343565F52616617

 

Tips on how to prevent car hijacking

(added 07/02/2006)

  • Place an anti-theft security sign on your vehicle indicating that your car has a security system or has
    a tracking system installed.

  • When approaching your vehicle make sure that you have your car keys close by (never in your
    hand, as this would signal to criminals that you are about to open your vehicle). Always be aware of
    your surroundings and take a good look around for any suspicious looking characters before opening
    your car door. If you notice any suspicious behaviour immediately start walking in the opposite
    direction away from your vehicle towards the nearest shop or office in the area to secure your
    safety. Call the police if the suspicious character hangs around.

  • Once in the car, lock your doors.

  • If you notice that someone is following you by car, try to keep enough distance between you and
    your pursuer to ensure adequate manoeuvrability.

  • Don't ever bring your vehicle to a standstill if you think you are being followed.

  • In case of a collision, never step outside your car. Wait for the pursuer to approach you. Then roll
    down your window slightly, just enough to speak to one another. If the situation feels suspicious
    rather drive away and alert the police via your cell phone once you are in a safe distance away.
    Don't ever step out of your vehicle.

  • Never speed towards a red light, rather approach it slowly as to avoid stopping at the red light. In
    most cases it would have turned green before you reach it.

  • If you suspect you are being followed, take a different route home. If you still haven't lost your
    pursuer, keep driving and head for your nearest police station. Do not stop your car for any reason
    as this gives your pursuer the ideal opportunity to hijack your vehicle.

  • When you are a victim of car-hijacking, don't put up a fight, just try to make as many quiet
    observations about the hijackers as possible without making them feel you are staring at them.
    Immediately after hijacking report it to the police and provide them with as many facts as you can.

  • Don't ever threaten your hijackers - chances are you or your passenger/s will end up seriously hurt
    or dead. A vehicle is replaceable, your life isn't.

FOR ALL POLICE EMERGENCIES
PHONE 10111 - 24HOURS - TOLL-FREE

Tips provided by: MTNET (www.mtnet.co.za)

 


IMC Reaction  24 Hour Monitoring  Tel 012 362 5425

Security Advice
(added 14/02/2006)


1) Know you neighbour.  Know the vehicles etc.

2) Park where there are guards

3) Close your garage door

4) Close your gate

5) Be alert

6) Post important telephone numbers close to your phone.


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