7Arrows’ credentials • 10 years, 1 100 people, 120-million turnover Big enough to count, small enough to care – Owned by CSG Holdings Ltd – SASSETA accredited – Deep understanding of community security • Driven by people with intelligent application of technology • Results driven, and accountable • • References Waterfall – Bryanston – – Sandton – Architect of CAP
What changes? • All account and technical details remain as-is • 7Arrows has assumed responsibility for the boom • Management remain in place • All vehicle and other undertakings will be honoured • Phased implementation of improvements
Some of our community services • Risk analysis drives deployment of dedicated vehicle • App to interact with armed response and provide panic within suburb • Technology – LPR – iSentry CCTV • Training – Domestic – Driveway – Home • Strike team
Stats - crime House Suspicious Suspicious Breakin Armed Vehicle Total People vehicles and theft Robbery Hijacking Theft Arrests Incidents Jan-17 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 Feb-17 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 3 Mar-17 0 0 0 2 1 1 0 4 Apr-17 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 May-17 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 2
Stats - area Total Active Clients 277 Total signals 1726 Total Responses 196 Total requested to cancel dispatch 476 Total signals not required for controller action. These will be backround logged signals like AC Failures, AC Restores, Opening/Closing 1054 Calls Handled by Operators 672 Highest Response street Klip Second Highest Eckstein Third highest St Georges
Crime Review The following data reviews police crime data generated in and around the OERF area. Although this data is useful for future operational planning the following should be considered: • While SAPS keep various policing precincts as separate, criminals do not contain their actions to these boundaries. Various stations often do not collaborate on cases, they may therefore have dockets open for the same suspects on both sides of the precinct borders without being aware of this fact. A comparison of both precincts is therefore necessary. As demonstrated below the two precinct are quite different. • The data provides an understanding on a macro scale. It is not possible to use the data to isolate hot spots, sectors or streets that are more or less affected by crime; increases in crime therefore do not necessarily reflect an increase in OERF. It also excludes incidents that are not reported to the police. Security companies are often called to attend to minor incidents that residents then do not report to SAPS. The following data focuses on residential crime only. We have excluded other reported crimes, such as fraud and narcotics.
Soft Crime
Soft Crime (contd.)
Contact Crime
Contact Crime (contd.)
Contact Crime (contd.)
Comparison
Recommendations • Individual home security more important than ever – Gates should be a key focus – Look at procedures as well as systems • Electronic means to bolster public space – ALPR an important tool • IF YOU SEE IT SAY IT – Direct vehicle to suspicious activity
Sean Jammy seanj@7arrows.co.za
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