 WESTVILLE COMMUNITY POLICING FORUM |
A list of articles of interest to security and safety conscious readers. | These articles
may include selected notes from monthly CPF Meetings and articles from CPF
meeting speakers.
Articles in general do not date and are worth reading at least once. |
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 Articles1. A basic check list to enable you to make an initial assessment of your current level of security. 2. A repentant Hijacker opens up 3. Good Cop 4. Drugs and schools 5. Change of Policy for CPF - Previously "This and That, July 2007" 6. Drugs will make you sick! - Previously "This and That, June 2007" 7. Hints for Parents - From the archives but forever appropriate. 8. Another look at house numbers - An article submitted by an active and enthusiastic Westville SAPS member. 9. My first day out of Police College - An interesting induction to a real world. 10.Cops can also be human! 11a. Get to know your Westville SAPS Members - Constable N.L Hembert 12. Police Laws and Powers - The Laws and powers of the SAPS are explained here. 13. Understanding and how to use the Emergency Number 10111 and others! 14. Email Petitions - be warned about these emotional issues. 15. A household security check list as provided by the Victoria Police in Australia 16. Cell phones and multitasking! - Scary stuff! 17. Scams - An extract from the Australian SCAMwatch website that has relevance to the South African and other communities. 18. GPS and Mobile phone scam - how bad can it get. 19. Internet Fraud - Be aware and learn to recognise potential threats. 20. Debit orders - Are you aware of how they work and the potential pitfalls that can and do occur. 21. Convicted burglars talk - Useful inside info emerges. 22. SAPF anti Highjacking tips - Be proactive and if a victim valuable tips are given. Your life is worth more than your car. 23. Five Myths About Community Policing - Correcting significant negative beliefs about Community Policing 24. Cybercrime - How to prevent keystroke logging software from stealing your passwords and other confidential data that you type into access your bank or when filling in forms. 25.
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