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                                                                                                           March 2013

Licence Plate Recognition Cameras

Currently there are 19 licence plate recognition (LPR) camera points covering main exits and entrances of the city bowl residential areas. They are already showing massive value and success. Our intelligence gathering, information sharing with SAPS, strategic patrolling and targeted responses have all increased massively due to these cameras. Some of the highlights are:

*Burglar crews identified via LPR and some arrested on re-entering the area.
*Positively identifying the vehicles involved in a muggings and some promptly arrested on re-entering the area
*Chasing hijackers out the area on several occasions
*Bag snatcher crews arrested.
*Positively identifying the suspects involved in a bank following and subsequent armed robbery

We are now generating a wealth of information such as the above whereas we would otherwise have very vague descriptions of what to look out for. This information is also shared with the other LPR Camera users across the greater city area allowing for a mammoth pool of information. Making us all work a lot smarter!

This YOU TUBE VIDEO will show you exactly how the entire system works.

Watch this video THIS VIDEO to see what happened when an sms alert went out to the response team of another neighbourhood watch.

Here is some important information so you know all the ins and outs and see how this will be a valuable tool to fight crime more effectively.

Here is the presentation given at the OHWATCH AGM by the CPF (community Police Forum)ohwatch_lpr_pres.pptx

DPVwatch is continually raising funds to maintain and boost the system! New technologies like cloud functionality are continually evolving. Neighbouring suburbs are driving their LPR projects forward. We need your help to realise the potential of this technology! Thanks to all the residents and Body Corporates who have already made a valuable and greatly appreciated contribution. However we need all of our community to mobilise against crime best we can. OHwatch raised close on R800k and TBKwatch are well on their way to R900k. Our tally has only just reached R185 000. We need to add value as best we can!

Flyers and information sheets about the LPR have been distributed to all members but drop us a mail if you did not receive the information. To make a donation please contact the office on 021 461 2937 or contact@dpvwatch.co.za

Please consider supporting this very important initiative.

Please note: we have removed our banking details from this site due to security reasons.


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PLEASE ALLOW US TO BRING A VERY EXCITING SECURITY PROJECT TO YOUR ATTENTION:

DPVwatch is asking residents and Body Corporates to consider financial assistance for the introduction of a Licence Plate Recognition (LPR) surveillance system in the City Bowl area. This project, from which our area will benefit substantially, was spearheaded by OHwatch (Oranjezicht/Higgovale).

Here is some important information so you know all the ins and outs and see how this will be a valuable tool to fight crime more effectively.

HERE IS THE PRESENTATION GIVEN AT THE OHWATCH AGM BY THE CPF (COMMUNITY POLICE FORUM)
ohwatch_lpr_pres.pptx

THIS YOU TUBE VIDEO WILL SHOW YOU EXACTLY HOW THE ENTIRE SYSTEM WORKS.

HAVE A LOOK AT THIS VIDEO ALSO ON YOU TUBE TO SEE EXACTLY WHAT HAPPENED WHEN AN SMS ALERT WENT OUT TO THE RESPONSE TEAM OF ANOTHER NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH>