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Community says no to crime

Community stay up against crime.

August 6, 2015

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Primrose community members, CPF members, local security companies’ personnel, members of the EMPD K9 Unit, SAPS and EMPD officers took to the streets of Primrose, last Sunday, in a march against crime. The group met at Hoërskool Vryburger High School, before beginning the march.

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Primrose community members, CPF members, local security companies’ personnel, members of the EMPD K9 Unit, SAPS and EMPD officers took to the streets of Primrose, last Sunday, in a march against crime. The group met at Hoërskool Vryburger High School, before beginning the march.

Primrose community members, CPF members, local security companies’ personnel, members of the EMPD K9 Unit, SAPS and EMPD officers took to the streets of Primrose, last Sunday, in a march against crime. The group met at Hoërskool Vryburger High School, before beginning the march.

Primrose community members, CPF members, local security companies’ personnel, members of the EMPD K9 Unit, SAPS and EMPD officers took to the streets of Primrose, last Sunday, in a march against crime. The group met at Hoërskool Vryburger High School, before beginning the march.

Primrose community members, CPF members, local security companies’ personnel, members of the EMPD K9 Unit, SAPS and EMPD officers took to the streets of Primrose, last Sunday, in a march against crime. The group met at Hoërskool Vryburger High School, before beginning the march.

Primrose Sector Two CPF members Zelia Cardoso (left), Janet Gerretsen, Wendy Morgan, Michelle McAslin, Daniel Ludick (10), Ronel Ludick and Beverly Ludick get ready to march against crime. The march was held in Primrose, last Sunday.

Steven Jones (left), Belinda Jones, Lucinda Ferreira-Botha, Justin Ferreira, Ronel Victor, Angelic Victor (13) and four-year-old Ronald Victor (front) get ready to take part in the Primrose community’s march against crime, last Sunday, with their dogs, Piper and Dash.

Leoni Cronje (left) and Charleen Badenhorst took a stand against crime in the Primrose area, by wearing red ribbons.

Eight-year-old Abigail Jonker (left) and Zelné Sanders (9) proudly carry their anti-crime poster. The two were part of the Primrose community’s march against crime,held last Sunday, August 2.

August 6, 2015

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