Various groups share roles to fight crime

CCIN, a change agent in the fight against crime, shared its principle to link, bond and create bridges in fighting crime at the network's convention.

CEO of IRS Forensic Investigations, Chad Thomas encourages support of partnerships. Photo by: Naidine Sibanda

Executive chair for the Gauteng Community Police board, Thokozani Jacob Masilela shares concerns over school safety issues. Photo by: Naidine Sibanda

ER24 CEO, Benjamin Johnson pledges their support for CCIN initiatives. Photo by: Naidine Sibanda

Gauteng chair for Faith-Based Organisations, Meshack Kethiso Thebe encourages faith in the fight against crime. Photo by: Naidine Sibanda

CCIN administrative head Bhavini Dalpat gives a vote of thanks after the CCIN convention of cohesive synergy against crime. Photo by: Naidine Sibanda

Benoni CPF member, Waseem Ahmed accepts a certificate from CCIN founding member and executive head, Dr Reza Patel. Photo by: Naidine Sibanda

Provincial head of Visible Policing, Brig Mark Joseph emphasises the role of the SAPS at crime scenes. Photo by: Naidine Sibanda

Officer Khalil Mohamed receives a certificate at the convention from Civilian Crime Intelligence Network founding member and executive head, Dr Reza Patel. Photo by: Naidine Sibanda

COO of Bidvest Protea Coin Group, Waal de Waal talks about the E2 Project (eyes and ears of police) at the CCIN Convention. Photo by: Naidine Sibanda

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