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This is a brief summary of just some of the things that have happened in your neighbourhood (and ours) over the lastmonth. Remember, you can call us In Case Of Anything. Here’s the proof.

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Caught. On Camera. Here you are, on a random afternoon, minding your own business, driving home from work… maybe you’re thinking about what’s going to happen on Masterchef, or the quickest thing you can make for dinner without having to stop at the shop first, the meeting that Did. Not. End. or the earliest you could possibly fall into bed. It doesn’t matter, the point is, you don’t know this but ‘click’… your picture has just been taken. Scratch that, your number plate has just been captured.

Now, don’t worry, this isn’t some sort of random creep attack that should make you nervous about your privacy, this is actually a really clever new crime fighting technique that has been taking over South Africa (and the world), and was pioneered by Marshall Security (backed by SNIPR™’s ANPR technology) in KwaZulu-Natal from 2017.

Brace yourself, here’s the twist, that same camera just took a picture of the car behind you… and inside that vehicle there is some shady chap that is thinking about a house down the road from you, or maybe even your house… and how best to rob it. He’s the guy that the people behind the scenes actually want… and because of this new technology, they are going to get him too.

Marshall Security and SNIPR™ errected the first sets of ANPR cameras in Umhlanga and the results were immediately exciting. Just during the testing phase, 9 arrests where made… and that number has only swelled since then to hit 37 and counting.

This is how it works; as a vehicle drives past one of Marshall Security’s SNIPR™ powered cameras, an image is captured and sent directly to their Emergency Dispatch Centre. There that image is analysed andthe number plate automatically run against several nat-ional law enforcement databases, flagging suspicious vehicles. Number plates that match earn an immediate reaction - an armed unit is dispatched to the last known location of the car (and the SAPS are notified). The truly remarkable part is the length of time this whole process takes. Seconds.

According to Grant Hancock, director at SNIPR™, the technology is aiding law enforcement services and the communities they serve to gain the upper hand on criminals. He adds, “this is an advancement that can be measured in a real and quantifiable way, when you consider the increasing arrest rate and the number of vehicles that are being stopped.”

So there you are… you’ve finally figured out what you’re having for dinner. Leftovers, obviously… and suddenly there are flashing lights, sirens, and the swift arrest of the guy behind you. Stopped in his tracks, all thanks to some incredible technology and the team that runs with it on the ground. The robot turns green. You head home. Safe as houses.

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Hey Good Looking!(We’re talking about our ANPR cameras;))

Our state-of-the-art ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) cameras, powerfully backed by SNIPR™ are in point of fact quite ‘good looking’, because, well, that’s exactly what they do. Giving us the opportunity to stop criminals before they do bad things.

Here’s how:1. Marshall Security (the most proactive* security company in northern Durban) and SNIPR™ (with the most effective ANPR technology system in KZN) have combined forces to be on the ‘look out’ for bad guys.

2. Cameras are erected in area/community hotspots and the number plate of every vehicle that passes it is captured and relayed to the Marshall Security Emergency Contact Centre, in real time.

3. At the Emergency Contact Centre, the registration numbers are live linked and automatically checked against several of the national law enforcement databases. Suspicious vehicles are immediately flagged.

4. Armed Response vehicles are immediately dispatched to the last known location of the suspicious vehicle in an effort to proactively prevent crime in the area.

5. Marshall Security has 15 Armed Reaction vehicles on patrol, with an additional 6 Special Operations Team vehicles on call. This ensures a powerful, technologically advanced,multi-faceted network is in play to shorten reaction times and keep our communities safe.

6. The entire process, from image capture to team dispatch takes seconds and gets proactive results.

*by popular opinion

TOTAL ARRESTS

37TOTAL RECOVERIES

31NUMBER PLATES READ IN 2018

12 581 545SETS OF CAMERAS

28

This is what happens when the most effective securitycompany in the northern area is backed up by the mostsuccessful ANPR provider in KZN.

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“Criminals are always changing their approach, so we do as well. One such example is combining ‘forces’ with SNIPR™, introduc-ing their ANPR technology into our portfolio. Their powerful tech, coupled with our effective and efficient network on the ground has offered incredible results. We believe that by building strong partner-ships, like the ones we have with SNIPR™ and with local police sta-tions that we can better serve our communities. The arrest figures speak for themselves.”

- Tyron Powell, Marshall Security

“ANPR technology is fast becoming integrated into crime prevention solutions across the country. We developed our SNIPR™ software to get the right information into the hands of our partners efficiently and accurately. We believe bringing technology and operational resources together to present a united front, ensures we are better able to change the way we fight crime in our cities, neighbourhoods and homes.”

- Grant Hancock, SNIPR™

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ABOUT SNIPR™SNIPR™ is one of Southern Africa’s leading innovative electronic security solutions providers. They have combined years of research and development, fuelled by a deep sense of professional pride and determination, to work towards reducing crime and criminal activity across South Africa. Their ANPR camera systems are some of the most powerful in the country, and offer a whole new way of fighting crime. Before it happens. SNIPR™ are committed to developing innovative concepts like these, to maximize technology and unify intelligence and security systems, while making their solutions even more accessible and simple for all users.

If you are interested in finding out more about Marshall Security and SNIPR™s ANPR project geared around providing safety and security in northern Durban (footprint extends from Morningside to Salt Rock) and how it can be rolled out in your community, give Marshall Security a call on their ‘In Case Of Anything’ number 086 162 7732.

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NEWSFEEDDATE: 15 JANUARY 2019SUBURB: UMHLANGA

Whilst conducting a general foot patrol along the beach, one of our guards spotted a green net just floating in the ocean in the area just before Peace Cottage. He tried to remove it on his own, but however the sea was heavy and the force of the wave too powerful. Fortunately, an Umhlanga lifeguard who had just arrived for his shift saw what our guard was trying to do and joined in the effort. Their combined work resulted in the removal of the net. Our thanks to our guard for his initiative and going above and beyond the call of duty to keep our community safe in every way (for fish as well ;)) and our thanks to the lifeguard, Kabuto, who offered his assistance as well.

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ARRESTS & RECOVERIES


INCIDENT: HIJACKING / RECOVERYDATE: 07 DECEMBER 2018SUBURB: MORNINGSIDE

At approximately 07.45 on Friday morning, Marshall Security responded to a report of a hijacking, which had occurred in Powell Road, in the suburb of Morningside.

Further information ascertained at the scene revealed that a fifty-four-year-old woman, upon her arrival at her workplace, was accosted by four men, armed with handguns. The men ordered her into her vehicle before taking off at high speed.

A description of the vehicle, as well as other information, was circulated among various roleplayers including the South African Police Services. A cell phone signal from the victim’s phone was found in the Springfield Park area and Marshall Security and the SAPS began to search various areas north of Morningside.

After a long, two hour search period, members of the Newlands East, SAPS located the victim whilst on a patrol. Although shaken up in the ordeal, she did not suffer any physical injury.

The vehicle was later recovered abandoned in Kwamshu C section, by members of Matrix vehicle tracking and Marshall Security. The suspects remain at large.

The incident will be investigated further by the South African Police Services.

INCIDENT: VARIOUS INCIDENTS OVER FESTIVE PERIODDATE: 28 DECEMBER 2018SUBURB: VARIOUS

The festive season was no different to any other period for Marshall Security as our team worked tirelessly to ensure the safety of the communities we serve.

Working on information received, our Special Operations team intercepted a white Volkswagen Polo, wanted in connection with several theft-out-of -motor-vehicle incidents in the Umdloti area of late. The vehicle was spotted in the Umdloti Boulevard area and brought to a stop. Two men were arrested and handed over to the South African Police Services for further investigation and processing. A search revealed false registration plates attached to the vehicle as well as remote jamming devices.

In a second incident, whilst on a routine patrol in the Virginia area, a Marshall Security Armed Reaction officer, noticed a white Toyota Quantum driving erratically. When the driver of the Toyota noticed our vehicle, he sped off towards the Ruth First Highway and a highspeed chase ensued. The vehicle was eventually brought to a stop in Somtseu Road, near the Durban Station. The suspect alighted from the vehicle and fled onto the nearby railway lines. A search of the area was conducted however the suspect managed to evade arrest. A flatscreen television and various other items were found in the vehicle and were later confirmed to have been taken in a housebreaking in the Virginia area. The vehicle was secured and handed over to the South African Police Services for further investigation and processing.

INCIDENT: THEFT OUT OF MOTOR VEHICLE / SUSPECT ARRESTEDDATE: 29 DECEMBER 2018SUBURB: MORNINGSIDE

At approximately 02.00 on Saturday, whilst on a patrol in the Morningside area, a Marshall Security armed reaction officer noticed two men breaking into a vehicle in Gordon Road.

A foot chase ensued and one of the men arrest was apprehended, while the other managed to evade arrest.

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The arrested suspect was handed over to the South African Police Service for further investigation and processing.

INCIDENT: FRAUD / RECOVERY OF VEHICLE / SUSPECT ARRESTEDDATE: 02 JANUARY 2019SUBURB: BRIARDENE

At approximately 20.35, Marshall Security received a panic alert from a service station in Chris Hani Road, Briardene. The driver

of a Toyota Hilux had attempted to pay for fuel using a fraudulent credit card. Upon the arrival of armed reaction officers, the vehicle fled onto Chris Hani Road and a high-speed chase ensued onto Seacow Lake Road, with the driver losing control and colliding with a tree.

The driver, a male, was arrested at the scene. Further investigation revealed the Toyota to have been stolen in Mpumalanga last month. The suspect and vehicle were secured and handed over to the South African Police Services for further investigation and processing.



INCIDENT: THEFT / SUSPECTS ARRESTEDDATE: 18 JANUARY 2018SUBURB: BALLITO

At approximately 12.00 on Friday, Marshall Security were alerted, via our Automatic Number Plate Recognition camera systems in the Ballito area, to a vehicle sought by the South African Police Services in connection with numerous theft cases in the Durban North and outlying areas.

Armed reaction officers noted the vehicle and three occupants near a local real-estate agency and descended upon the area. Trying to evade arrest, the suspects attempted to flee, however, the vehicle was brought to a stop with the assistance of the SAPS.The three occupants, two males and a female were wanted on numerous cases of theft from business premises over the course of last year.

The suspects were remanded into the custody of the South African Police Services for further investigation and processing.

INCIDENT: THEFT / SUSPECT ARRESTEDDATE: 18 JANUARY 2019SUBURB: MORNINGSIDE

Teamwork between a Marshall Security armed reaction officer and a member of the Community Policing Forum, saw the successful arrest of a male suspect at approximately 13.00 on Friday after he had stolen property from a home in the area.

Information was circulated to our armed reaction officers, that a theft had occurred in the Burn Grove area of Morningside and with the assistance of the CPF member, the team were able to successfully apprehend a man as he was attempting to flee the scene.

The suspect was found in possession of various items of clothing stolen from a washing line in the area. He was handed over to the South African Police Services for further investigation and processing.

Thank you to the local CPF for their assistance. This teamwork reiterates the commitment between Marshall Security and the Community Policing Forum to zero tolerance on crime in the area.

INCIDENT: SHOOTOUT / SUSPECT ARRESTEDDATE: 23 JANUARY 2019SUBURB: M7 HIGHWAY

Two suspects were killed and a third arrested following a dramatic chase and shootout on the M7 highway.

Working on information received, a joint operation was conducted between the South African Police’s Crime Intelligence unit, Provincial Task Team and the Marshall Security Special Operations Team.


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The suspect vehicle was spotted travelling southbound on the N2 national highway and officers began following it onto the M7 towards Pinetown, where the vehicle turned off towards Queensburgh.

Noticing that they were being followed, the suspects jumped the traffic light, fleeing back onto the M7 towards Durban and a highspeed chase ensued with the suspects opening fire on the pursuing officers.

In his haste to evade arrest, the driver lost control of the vehicle, colliding with a member of the public and coming to a stop. Three suspects alighted from the vehicle firing shots at our officers who returned fire, fatally wounding two men and injuring a third who attempted to flee but was arrested by the SAPS. A fourth accomplice managed to evade arrest, fleeing on foot into a nearby area of dense bush.

The SAPS K9 unit was called in to assist with a search, however, the suspect remains at large.

The injured suspect was treated and stabilized on the scene by paramedics, before being taken under police guard to a nearby medical facility for further care. No member of the public was injured in the collision.

Further investigation revealed the suspects were in possession of two unlicensed firearms and live ammunition. The vehicle was confirmed to have been taken in a recent hijacking in the Scottburgh area of the KwaZulu-Natal South Coast.

The suspects have been linked to several cases of serious and violent crimes including hijacking and house robbery across the greater Durban area of late. A search of their vehicle found them to have been in possession of a police radio as well as gloves and balaclavas and information received indicates that the suspects were on route to conduct a possible hijacking.

The scene was secured and handed over to the South African Police Services for further investigation and processing.

INCIDENT: HOUSEBREAKING / SUSPECT ARRESTEDDATE: 24 JANUARY 2019SUBURB: RIVERHORSE VALLEY

At approximately 01.00 on Thursday morning, Marshall Security responded to a call of assistance at a premises in Imvubu Park Place, Riverhorse Valley, after a guard had spotted suspects on the property.

As armed reaction officers approached the business premises, two suspects fled on foot into nearby bushes. A search of the area was conducted, resulting in the arrest of both men.

A total of thirteen computers were recovered in the bushes and were confirmed to have been taken from the business.





INCIDENT: BUSINESS ROBBERY / ATTEMPTED MURDER / SUSPECT ARRESTEDDATE: 25 JANUARY 2019SUBURB: MORNINGSIDE

At approximately 05.30 on Friday morning, Marshall Security intercepted suspects wanted in connection with multiple business robberies as well as a shooting and attempted murder of a private security officer in the Morningside area last week.

Marshall Security Special Operations Team members spotted two vehicles travelling at high speed on Inanda Road and began following towards Newlands. A highspeed chase ensued with the suspects opening fire on our officers, who subsequently returned fire.

The driver of the vehicle lost control of the vehicle, colliding with a boundary wall in Bodley Grove, Newlands West. Five suspects alighted from the vehicle and fled on foot into nearby bushes. One man was apprehended by members of Marshall Security and the South African Police Services Provincial Trio Crimes Task Team.

A search of the vehicle revealed several computers confirmed to have been taken in a robbery at a business premises in the Durban CBD earlier in the morning. A firearm containing live ammunition and several housebreaking implements were also recovered. The suspects vehicle was fitted with false registration plates.


INCIDENT: HOUSEBREAKING / SUSPECT ARRESTEDDATE: 29 JANUARY 2019SUBURB: MORNINGSIDE

A man wanted in connection with a string of housebreakings, theft and trespassing in the Morningside area was apprehended in a joint effort between members of the community and Marshall Security on Tuesday morning.

The man was spotted fleeing from a property in Lambert Road and was chased and apprehended by members of the community. The suspect was arrested and handed over to the South African Police Services for further investigation and processing.

Thank you to the community members for their assistance.


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INCIDENT: VEHICLE ACCIDENTDATE: 09 DECEMBER 2018SUBURB: DURBAN NORTH CRASH

A sixty-seven year old male has been left with a suspected spinal cord injury following a head on collision in Broadway.

Crisis Medical paramedics responded to the scene at the Swapo Road off ramp from the M4 Ruth First Highway, to find two vehicles had collided head on.

The man was found seated in his vehicle having suffered moderate injuries. Intermediate Life Support intervention was needed to stabilize him before he was placed onto a specialised stretcher and taken by ambulance to a nearby medical facility for further care.

Reports from the scene suggest the driver of a Kia disregarded traffic rules, driving contra-flow down the off-ramp colliding head on with the iX35. The driver of the Kia was attended to by another ambulance service.

The local authorities were on scene and will investigate the incident further

INCIDENT: VEHICLE ACCIDENTDATE: 04 JANUARY 2019SUBURB: NTUZUMA

Nine commuters have been left with injuries ranging from minor to moderate after the minibus taxi they were travelling in rolled down an embankment in Ntuzma on Friday afternoon.

Crisis Medical arrived on the scene in Mpukane Road, in the area of M-Section, Ntuzuma, to find a minibus taxi had careened off the roadway, rolling down an embankment before coming to a rest against a house.

Emergency service workers were met with panic upon their arrival at the scene, as the injured clambered to safety, freeing themselves from the twisted frame of the Toyota HiAce.

The injured were triaged, treated and stabilized on the scene, before being taken by various private ambulance services to nearby receiving medical facilities for further care.

Reports from the scene suggest that the driver of the minibus lost control of the vehicle when attempting to take the bend, causing the taxi to veer off the roadway and down the embankment. The occupants of the house did not suffer any injury.

The local authorities were in attendance and will be investigating the incident further.

INCIDENT: VEHICLE ACCIDENTDATE: 10 JANUARY 2019SUBURB: UMDLOTI CRASH

A forty year old man was killed and as many as twenty commuters were left injured in a collision involving a minibus taxi and two other vehicles on the M4 near Umdloti.

Paramedics from Crisis Medical and Netcare 911 arrived on the scene shortly after 18.00, to find absolute carnage as the twisted remains of three vehicles occupied the width of the roadway.A male driver believed to be approximately forty years of age was found deceased in his vehicle.

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The injured were treated and stabilized at the scene before being taken by ambulances to numerous nearby receiving medical facilities for further care.

INCIDENT: FIREDATE: 24 JANUARY 2019SUBURB: LA LUCIA

Paramedics arrived on the scene in William Campbell Drive, to find a twenty-nine-year-old man had sustained life-threatening burns to his body and was in a critical condition.

Advanced life support paramedics worked fervently to stabilize the man before he was taken by ambulance to Addington Hospital for further care.

Unconfirmed reports from the scene suggest the man to be a vagrant who had taken refuge in a nearby electrical substation. The cause of the fire is however unknown and will form the subject of a South African Police Services investigation.

INCIDENT: STABBINGDATE: 30 JANUARY 2019SUBURB: UMGENI

A man believed to be approximately twenty years of age was left in a critical condition after being stabbed multiple times.

Marshall Security’s Emergency Contact Centre recieved a call from a passing cyclist at approximately 07.00 on Wednesday morning, after the man had heard cries for help coming from two men on the banks of the Umgeni River in the vicinity of the Blue Lagoon bridge.

Emergency and rescue personnel were summoned to the scene and an intricate rope rescue system was setup by Metro and the South African Police Services’ search and rescue units, to lower medics onto the scene.

Further investigation found two men to have sustained multiple stab wounds, one of which was left in a critical condition.Rescue officers and medics stabilized the men before hoisting them back to the roadway where awaiting ambulances transported them to a nearby medical facility for further care.

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LETTERS & COMMENTS

Hi

This is to thank your crew who came so promptly to attend to my neighbor’s alarm that was “misbehaving” at my request. As always, Marshall has come up tops. It was a minor problem in the end but your guys were so kind, informative and understanding. Really appreciate such a caring attitude!

My very best wishes to you all for a safe and happy Festive Season and thanks for all that you do for our community.

Kind regardsLesley Wynne


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