OPERATIONAL PLAN: OPERATION DUTY CALLS

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OPERATIONAL PLAN OPERATION DUTY CALLS FESTIVE
SEASON

• 2011-10-01 TO 2012-01-31

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SITUATION

• SAPS quest to fulfil its mandate of creating a
  safe and secure SA by launching Festive Season
  Operations
• Also focus on
• Contact crimes
• High Visibility
• Business Sector
• Crime awareness campaigns
• All relevant role players will be involved

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JOINTS ROL EPLAYERS

• SAPS
• SANDF
• Metro Police
• DAFF
• COGTA
• DoJ CD
• NPA
• DSD

• DHA
• SSA
• DoT
• DCS
• Eskom
• Telkom
• SABRIC
• FIC

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MISSION

• To ensure a safe and secure environment during
  the festive season by
• Planning according to CPA and CTA
• Combating and ensuring decrease in crime
• Establishing uncompromising security measures
• Limiting the probability occurring of any
  critical incidents and limiting the impact
  through contingency planning
• Zero tolerance to any criminality

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OPERATIONAL CONCEPT

• Intelligence driven operations
• Liquor act enforcement
• Border security
• Visits to firearm dealers / auctioneers
• Cordon and searches
• Roadblocks and VCPs
• Awareness campaigns

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CALENDAR

• The following important events were identified
• Grade 12 exams
• 16 Days of activism
• COP17
• Schools closing
• Day of reconciliation
• Christmas New Years
• Day of Goodwill
• MTN Jazz Festival
• Business and school re-opening
• ANC Centenary
• Shembe Pilgrimage

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APPROACH

• To address these types of crimes a five pillar
  approach will be followed from Oct 2011 to Jan
  2012
• Pillar 1 Aggravated Robberies
• Pillar 2 Border Security
• Pillar 3 Firearm, liquor and Second Hand Goods
  Act enforcement
• Pillar 4 Bylaws enforcement
• Pillar 5 Crimes against women and children

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PILLAR 1

• Business robberies, house robberies, bank
  robberies, carjacking, CIT robberies and ATM
  bombing
• Theft of and or robbery of pension, stockvel
  money and school registration fees
• Wanted persons
• High visibility patrols

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PILLAR 2

• Transnational crime
• Illicit drugs and human trafficking
• Stolen vehicles
• Illegal firearms
• Illegal immigrants
• Tracing / arrests of wanted suspects
• Border security
• Counterfeit goods
• Visits to airfields / strips

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PILLAR 3

• Liquor outlets contributing to crime
• Abuse of alcohol and drugs
• Drinking in public
• Special events
• Overcrowding and crimes at public places

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PILLAR 4

• Arrests of petty offences related to bylaws
• Roadblocks and VCPs
• Intensive highway patrols
• Address pedestrian safety
• Reduce injuries and incidents on roads
• Non wearing of safety belts
• Traffic related e.g. Overloading, roadworthiness

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PILLAR 5

• Crime awareness campaigns
• 16 days of activism programs
• Intensifying programs like victims charter and
  anti drug
• Missing children programs
• Domestic violence awareness

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EXECUTION

• Phase 1 Pre-Festive Season and closing of
  schools
• 1 October 2011 to 14 December 2011
• Communication initiatives (safety tips)
• Intelligence gathering on places of gathering
• Grade 12 Exam
• Focussed deployments for aggravated robberies
• Cordon and Search, waylay ops, observation duties
  and patrols increased in high crime areas
• Integrated roadblocks and VCPs
• 16 Days of activism
• Safety and Security of COP17

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EXECUTION

• Phase 2 Festive Season
• 15 December 2011 to 5 January 2012
• Crime prevention strategies as per phase 1
• Crime prevention identified at tourist and
  holiday destinations
• Covert ops to identify drug outlet dealers and
  liquor outlets contributing to crime
• Enforcement of liquor laws and bylaws
• Crime awareness initiatives
• Tracking team follow up on wanted suspects
• Conduct air supported crime prevention operations

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EXECUTION

• Phase 3 End of Festive Season
• 6 January 2012 to 31 January 2012
• Crime prevention strategies as per phase 1and 2
• Maximum deployment
• Special attention to gatherings
• Application of SASREA
• Cordon and Search operations (concentration on
  stolen goods)
• Schools re-opening high visibility and static
  deployment to address crimes related to the
  following
• Money received for registration fees
• Influx of parents and children
• Safety and Security of ANC Centenary Celebrations

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EXECUTION

• Phase 4 Post Festive Season
• 1 February 2012 onwards
• Crime prevention strategies as per phase 1, 2 and
  3
• Cordon and search operations and roadblocks to
  focus on the following
• Stolen property
• Illegal firearms
• drugs

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COMMAND AND CONTROL

• NATJOC responsibilities
• Coordinating instructions of National and
  Provincial JOCs
• Coordinating reporting of incidents
• Issue special instructions were necessary
• Media liaison

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MONITORING AND EVALUATION

• Business intelligence system
• Operational planning and monitoring
• Financial monitoring

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THANK YOU