Cullinan C.P.F.

Cullinan C.P.F. Community Police Forums are there to provide a platform for residents to discuss their Policing needs and to help the SAPS combat crime successfully.

MISSION :
The Community Police Forums are consultative forums designed to give communities the opportunity to make their policing concerns known to the police and also to provide the police with valuable information to help them combat crime successfully in an area. DESCRIPTION :
The Community Police Forum falls under the SAPS Act and is an integral part of “Sector Policing”. The Community Police

Forum objectives according to Sec 18 of SAPS Act, 1995 (Act No 68 of 1995) are as follows:
1.) Establishing and maintaining a partnership between the community and the Police.
2.) Promoting communication between the Police and the community.
3.) Promoting co-operation between the SAPS and the community in fulfilling the policing needs of a community
4.) Improving the rendering of police services to the community at national, provincial, area and local levels.
5.) Improving transparency in the Service and accountability of the Service to the community.
6.) Promoting joint problem identification and problem-solving by the Police and the community

THE ROLE OF THE COMMUNITY IS AS FOLLOWS:
1.) Attend the Community Police Sub Forum meetings to discuss action plans with the sector commander in order to deal with crime in the sector.
2.) Participate in neighborhood initiatives to safeguard the area in which they live, work and play.
3.) To take ownership of community policing and support the SAPS in the enforcement of the law. Should any resident be interested in establishing a neighbourhood watch or a street committee, please contact your CULLINAN CPF Executive Committee Chairperson. Residents should take note that, in terms of Section 18 of SAPS Act, 1995 (Act No 68 of 1995), any of the latter entities must be affiliated to and fall under the umbrella of the CULLINAN CPF, failing which they will not be recognized by SAPS. Residents are strongly encouraged to join the CPF, the only requirement being the completion of an application form and code of conduct. PLEASE TAKE NOTE : The Cullinan CPF is NOT a security firm, policing division etc. The CPF consists of residents, community members etc. VOLUNTEERING their time and knowledge to help the Cullinan SAPS combat crime in the greater Cullinan Policing Sector.

Tshwane District Rural Safety Operation Cullinan & Kameeldrift21/02/2026A joint rural safety operation took place in Kam...
21/02/2026

Tshwane District Rural Safety Operation
Cullinan & Kameeldrift
21/02/2026

A joint rural safety operation took place in Kameeldrift East and Cullinan today.

Successes :

Arrests
12 arrests were made for illegal immigrants, selling of liquor without a license, drinking in public and possession of ammunition without a license.

137 vehicles were searched , various hotspots were visited and searched.

Roleplayers:
SAPS
SAPS Pretoria K9
Public Order Police
Cullinan CPF
Kameeldrift CPF
Echo 1 Security
World Risk Security

We thank every person who participated to make this operation a success.

Jasi was unfortunately found deceased on Tuesday.Our prayers go out to his loved ones.
09/02/2026

Jasi was unfortunately found deceased on Tuesday.

Our prayers go out to his loved ones.

09/02/26 FOUND SAFE
08/02/2026

09/02/26 FOUND SAFE

Please share the above. You just scan the QR code to get to the survey. SAPS is asking for honest feedback.
21/01/2026

Please share the above. You just scan the QR code to get to the survey. SAPS is asking for honest feedback.

13/01/26 Missing dogThis dog went missing on 26 December in die Diamant Vallei area.He was spotted today near the N4 wit...
13/01/2026

13/01/26 Missing dog

This dog went missing on 26 December in die Diamant Vallei area.

He was spotted today near the N4 with another smaller black dog where people stop to collect fountain water just before Donkerhoek.

His name is Brakker. If you spot him please contact Janpetrus on 0665845059

Found safe and back home
06/01/2026

Found safe and back home

16/12/2025

Please take the time to watch the above video!!

WE NEED TO BE THE CHANGE WE WANT TO SEE IN THIS COUNTRY :

* Change your behavior for the better
* Then influence change in the behavior of your family
* Then change the behavior in your friends
* Then change the behavior of your community

STOP Abusing alcohol
STOP Abusing Drugs
STOP Abusing your wife / husband or children and animals
STOP Disrespecting the laws of this country
STOP Immoral behavior
STOP Littering
STOP Making assault cases against each other and then withdrawing for a cash settlement
STOP Supporting illegal taverns who stays open the whole night and who serves alcohol to minors
STOP intimidating fellow community members trying to make a change in your area
STOP neglecting your children

START Respecting yourself, your fellow community members and your environment
START Being a responsible human being, parent and spouse
START caring for the wellbeing of others
START being a positive influence on others
START being a leader in your community to whom children can look up to

Happy Reconciliation Day!

Use this day to reflect on what positive change you can bring. Spent quality time with your family and children

Don't waste this day by abusing alcohol and drugs.

CULLINAN CPF

THE IMPORTANCE OF GIVING A PROPER STATEMENT :When you have been a victim of crime it is very important to give a detaile...
16/12/2025

THE IMPORTANCE OF GIVING A PROPER STATEMENT :

When you have been a victim of crime it is very important to give a detailed statement to the SAPS.

For instance in a robbery, don't just say I woke up with suspects in the house pointing a gun at me. Be specific :

- How did they enter
- How did they look (anything you can remember might help, even the colour of their socks)
- What language did they speak
- Did anyone have prominent facial marks
- Earrings, tattoos etc
- Colour and patterns of masks they were wearing
- Did the suspects maybe call each other a name

We all understand that it is very traumatic and you might not think clearly when you give your initial statement to the first police member on scene, therefor take a photo of your statement when you are done.

Read through it later and should you remember any other details that you forgot to mention then contact the detective to make an additional statement, even if it is a week or 2 later.

In many cases it is the small details that seems insignificant that might be the things that can link a suspect to a crime.

Call us should you need any assistance or advice.

CULLINAN CPF

17/11/2025

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MISSION : The Community Police Forums are consultative forums designed to give communities the opportunity to make their policing concerns known to the police and also to provide the police with valuable information to help them combat crime successfully in an area.

DESCRIPTION : The Community Police Forum falls under the SAPS Act and is an integral part of “Sector Policing”. The Community Police Forum objectives according to Sec 18 of SAPS Act, 1995 (Act No 68 of 1995) are as follows: 1.) Establishing and maintaining a partnership between the community and the Police. 2.) Promoting communication between the Police and the community. 3.) Promoting co-operation between the SAPS and the community in fulfilling the policing needs of a community 4.) Improving the rendering of police services to the community at national, provincial, area and local levels. 5.) Improving transparency in the Service and accountability of the Service to the community. 6.) Promoting joint problem identification and problem-solving by the Police and the community THE ROLE OF THE COMMUNITY IS AS FOLLOWS: 1.) Attend the Community Police Sub Forum meetings to discuss action plans with the sector commander in order to deal with crime in the sector. 2.) Participate in neighborhood initiatives to safeguard the area in which they live, work and play. 3.) To take ownership of community policing and support the SAPS in the enforcement of the law.