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PortfolioPortfolio CommitteeCommittee MeetingMeeting Northern Cape 2 March 2010 Provincial Commissioner Mbombo Demographics Population figure 1 147 600 Number of stations Present total 91 RAG vs Real resources - Human Resources Granted Actual SA Police Act 5 382 5 201 Public Service Act 1 735 1 584 Total 7 117 6 785 -332 Difference (4.66% not yet filled) Students @ Stations (excl Students @ Colleges) 274 RAG vs Real resources – Vehicles Personnel number Actual Vehicles 6 785 1 410 Vehicle ratio 1:4,8 Other essential resources Bulletproof Firearms Vests 7 540 6 705 High1 Aprilcrime 2009 areas – 31 January - Contact 2010 REPORTED CRIMES TOP 10 CONTRIBUTORS • Assualt GBH • Kimberley • Assault Common • Galeshewe • Common Robbery • Kagisho • Rape • Upington • Robbery with weapon other than • Roodepan firearm • Rosedale • Attempted Murder • Kakamas • Murder • Kuruman • Sexual Assault • Mothibistad • Robbery Aggravating • Warrenton • Attempted Robbery: Aggravated: with firearm • Attempted Common Robbery *Stations listed has the highest *Crimes listed from the most to the reported figure least reported Station performance High Contact Crime stations TOP 3 PERFORMERS BOTTOM 3 PERFORMERS • Rosedale • Upington • Kakamas • Galeshewe • Groblershoop • Kimberley Large Stations TOP 4 PERFORMERS BOTTOM 4 PERFORMERS • Rosedale • Kuruman • Kakamas • Upington • De Aar • Galeshewe • Roodepan • Kimberley Station performance Medium and Small stations TOP 10 PERFORMERS BOTTOM 10 PERFORMERS • Hondeklip Bay • Modder River • Pella • Lime Acres • Van Zylsrus • Mothibistad • Port Nolloth • Danielskuil • Pofadder • Belmont • Nieuwoudtville • Kagisho • Calvinia • Vanwyksvlei • Alexander Bay • Plooysburg • Deben • Petrusville • Colesberg • Tsineng Training undertaken vs Needs TOTAL NUMBER OF MEMBERS TO TOTAL NUMBER OF MEMBERS BE TRAINED FOR 2009/2010 ATENDING TRAINING FOR PERIOD 1 APRIL2009 TO 19 FEBRUARY 2010 9 642 7 990 Detective training FIN YR 04/05 05/06 06/07 07/08 08/09 09/10 DATED 19 FEB 2010 INTRODUCTORY 4 168 0 15 21 120 TRAINING CORE TRAINING 427 848 306 426 393 339 SPECIALISED 19 169 57 66 64 74 TRAINING Average number of dockets on 46 hand .

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