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Crime Registrar Gauteng

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 TABLE OF CONTENTS
 Methodology
 Counting rules
 Quality management
 Dissemination

 Crime statistics analysis

 Provincial crime overview
 Trend & District contributions / TOP 40 contributing stations
 17 community reported serious crimes
 Contact crimes
 Kidnapping
 Contact related crimes
 Property related crime
 Other serious crime
 Crime detected as a result of police actions
 Core diversions
 Crime overviews

 Definitions of crime
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 METHODOLOGY

 Crimes perpetrated within the borders of South Africa reported at the 1 163 police stations including satellite stations and
stations at ports of entry are discussed in this report. Reported crimes are recorded as they are brought (by either the
victims, witnesses or third parties) to the attention of the police or as when detected by the police, irrespective of when the
crime(s) were committed or who committed them.

 The crime statistics are derived from the administrative recording process. A crime code is allocated to each reported
crime type (e.g. murder with code 31984-murder, 31990-farm murder and 31989-police murder). These crime codes are
then aggregated into daily summary of serious crime (DSSC) codes (e.g. DSSC 01 for all murder).

 For operational use, the crime statistics are extracted using the DSSC code from a live system daily/weekly to compile
daily/weekly crime reports.

 For strategic use, each station has to synchronise aggregated DSSC codes to from the live system. After all the stations
synchronises in the province, then the monthly, quarterly and annually crime statistics can be extracted nationally for
computation and dissemination.

 The crime report mainly focuses on the 21 priority crimes grouped into two main types namely:
 17 community-reported serious crimes (subdivided into four broad categories, contact, contact-related, property-
related and other serious crimes) and
 The four crimes that are detected as a result of police action.

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 METHODOLOGY
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 To measure and explain the changing crime trend direction, the count difference between the years including the
percentage increase and decrease is computed. To compare the provincial crime per 100 000 a ratio is calculated and
also percentage contribution is calculated.

 The percentage changes are computed by comparing the preceding and current (period under review) financial year
figures. The following formula is used:
𝐶𝑢𝑟𝑟𝑒𝑛𝑡 𝐹𝑖𝑔𝑢𝑟𝑒 −𝑃𝑎𝑠𝑡 𝐹𝑖𝑔𝑢𝑟𝑒
Percentage Change (% Increase/Decrease) = 𝑥 100
𝑃𝑎𝑠𝑡 𝐹𝑖𝑔𝑢𝑟𝑒
 If the previous year’s figure is 0, only the actual figure for the current financial year is mentioned.

 Contribution Percentage means the ratio, expressed as a percentage calculated to the nearest one-hundredth of one
percent, of the sum. Its used to calculate the contribution of crime , station, district to the total/sum and is computed as
follows :
𝑁𝑢𝑚𝑏𝑒𝑟
% Contribution = 𝑥 100 (Replace "number" with the specific value you want to calculate a percentage of and
𝑇𝑜𝑡𝑎𝑙
"total" with the overall value or sum).

 The crime to population ratio is computed for provincial comparability in the number of crimes committed against
persons during a specific financial year.
 The mid-year population estimates to make the computation of the ratios are obtained from Statistics South Africa
(Stats SA) on a quarterly and annually based on the 2021 series. The following formula is used:

𝐶𝑢𝑟𝑟𝑒𝑛𝑡 𝐹𝑖𝑔𝑢𝑟𝑒
Population R𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨 = 𝑥 100 000
𝑃𝑜𝑝𝑢𝑙𝑎𝑡𝑖𝑜𝑛 𝐹𝑖𝑔𝑢𝑟𝑒
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 COUNTING RULES

 The statistics represent the number of charges or counts and not the number of case dockets registered.
 One case docket can contain a single count of a specific offence, multiple counts of same offence or several
different type of offences.
 The recorded offences may involve one victim or complainant or multiple victims.
 e.g. if murder and rape occurred during a house robbery incident, all three crimes will be counted in the
statistics.
 In a murders case bodies are counted, while in a rape case victims and perpetrators are counted for a charge to be
registered.
 e.g. if four people are killed in one incident, then four murder counts are recorded. If three perpetrators rape
one woman then three counts of rapes will be registered. Inversely if three women are raped by one perpetrator
then also three rapes will be registered. Also if three women are raped each by three men then nine counts of
rapes will be registered.

 For property crimes, regardless of how many items are taken only one count will be registered, e.g. if a TV, radio and
microwave are stolen in one incident of burglary at residential premises then only one count will be registered.

 Different crime definitions and classifications are used by different agencies or institutions. For instance, the SAPS
definition of robbery of cash in transit (CIT), differs with the definition used by the South African Banking Risk Information
Centre (SABRIC) and/or Cash In Transit Association of South African (CITASA). According to the SAPS definition, the CIT
Company must already have taken control over the money, while with SABRIC/CITASA the CIT Company must be
present when the money is robbed and not necessarily having taken control of the money.
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 QUALITY MANAGEMENT
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 The SAPS followed the rigorous independent data quality assessment conducted by the Data Quality Assessment Team
(DQAT) during the 2018/2019 Crime Statistic release and was granted the Official Statistics status by SG.
 The attainment of the Official Statistics status was the culmination of putting to action collaboration objectives as
outlined in the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) entered into by the two agencies, in March 2015.
 A five year period is the timeframe set by the SG’s assessment framework to maintain the Official statistics status for
the Annual Crime Statistics. However this Official Statistics status will be revoked if there is methodological change in
the compilation of the statistics and the reassessment will be initiated.
 Quality control checks conducted by SAPS include the daily Case Administration System (CAS) data quality verification
performed at National and Provincial level. The Crime Informational Management Analysis Centre (CIMAC) at police
station peruse physical case docket and alert the station management on data integrity concerns. This process is backed
up by the province or national offices where cases are referred back to station if any discrepancies are identified.
 Legal service in the organisation plays a critical role in terms of providing the quality assurance team with legal opinion
where conflict of ideas and understanding occur between the stations and quality assurance official on the correct charges.

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 DISSEMINATION

 The SAPS crime statistics dissemination processes adheres to principles and standards that inter alia endorses
transparency . SAPS crime statistics dissemination processes subscribes to :
 the United Nation (UN) Fundamental principles of Official Statistics,
 the International Monetary Fund (IMF) General Data Dissemination Standard (GDDS) and
 the South African Statistical Quality Assessment Framework (SASQAF).

 According to SASQAF indicators and standards as informed by the UN’s Official Statistics principles, statistical release
must be made available to all users at the same time and must be released on a pre-announced schedule.
 The pre-announced schedule (calendar) for the quarters of the 2023/2024 financial year is published on the SAPS
website (https://www.saps.gov.za/services/crimestats.php), taking into account the GDDS requirements about the
release of non-economic statistics six weeks after the reference period.
 Definitions of crime discussed are listed in Annexure A of this report.

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 CATEGORIES OF CRIME
17 COMMUNITY REPORTED SERIOUS CRIMES CDPA

Contact Crime Contact Property Other Crimes

Related Related Serious Dependent on
Murder Police Action for
Attempted Arson Burglary Theft other Detection
murder Malicious Residential Commercial Illegal possession
Assault GBH Damage to Burglary Crime of firearms and
Property Business Shoplifting ammunition
Assault Drug related crimes
Common
Theft of Motor
Vehicle Driving under the
Aggravated influence of alcohol
Robbery
Theft out/from
Motor Vehicle and drugs
Common Stock Theft
Sexual offences
Robbery detected as result
of police action
Sexual
Offences
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 GAUTENG PROVINCE
Crime Overview

July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
CRIME CATEGORY Count Diff (%) Change
September 2019 September 2020 September 2021 September 2022 September 2023
CONTACT CRIMES (CRIMES AGAINST THE PERSON)
Murder 1 214 1 091 1 320 1 579 1 625 46 2,9%
Sexual offences 2 811 2 467 2 649 2 870 2 620 -250 -8,7%
Attempted murder 1 206 1 180 1 228 1 575 1 715 140 8,9%
Assault with the intent to inflict grievous bodily harm 9 208 8 247 8 459 9 620 9 493 -127 -1,3%
Common assault 11 128 10 608 10 536 12 521 12 616 95 0,8%
Common robbery 4 573 3 507 3 268 4 116 3 973 -143 -3,5%
Robbery with aggravating circumstances 13 866 12 029 11 726 13 932 14 209 277 2,0%
Contact crime (Crimes against the person) 44 006 39 129 39 186 46 213 46 251 38 0,1%
SEXUAL OFFENCES - BREAKDOWN
Rape 2 219 1 893 2 054 2 263 2 096 -167 -7,4%
Sexual assault 455 449 490 513 408 -105 -20,5%
Attempted sexual offences 65 61 49 53 82 29 29 counts higher
Contact sexual offences 72 64 56 41 34 -7 7 counts lower
SOME SUBCATEGORIES OF AGGRAVATED ROBBERY
Carjacking 2 320 2 435 2 518 2 945 2 984 39 1,3%
Robbery at residential premises 1 903 1 942 1 829 1 906 2 253 347 18,2%
Robbery at non-residential premises 1 790 1 552 1 573 1 576 1 661 85 5,4%
TRIO Crime 6 013 5 929 5 920 6 427 6 898 471 7,3%
Robbery of cash in transit 13 27 12 16 22 6 6 counts higher
Bank robbery 0 1 0 2 0 -2 2 counts lower
Truck hijacking 163 248 253 335 290 -45 -13,4%
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 GAUTENG PROVINCE
Crime situation…continue
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Contact-related crime Count Diff (%) Change
September 2019 September 2020 September 2021 September 2022 September 2023
CONTACT-RELATED CRIMES
Arson 143 152 160 135 99 -36 36 counts lower
Malicious damage to property 7 275 6 272 6 780 7 420 7 010 -410 -5,5%
Contact-related crime 7 418 6 424 6 940 7 555 7 109 -446 -5,9%
PROPERTY-RELATED CRIMES
Burglary at non-residential premises 3 599 3 358 3 407 3 335 3 035 -300 -9,0%
Burglary at residential premises 11 349 7 981 7 681 9 073 8 158 -915 -10,1%
Theft of motor vehicle and motorcycle 6 174 5 298 4 395 5 210 5 106 -104 -2,0%
Theft out of or from motor vehicle 9 630 6 379 5 671 6 027 6 108 81 1,3%
Stock-theft 273 254 208 285 242 -43 -15,1%
Property-related crime 31 025 23 270 21 362 23 930 22 649 -1 281 -5,4%
OTHER SERIOUS CRIMES
All theft not mentioned elsewhere 20 993 16 033 16 267 19 468 18 028 -1 440 -7,4%
Commercial crime 7 361 7 569 8 317 10 244 10 320 76 0,7%
Shoplifting 4 431 4 392 3 227 4 223 4 384 161 3,8%
Other serious crime 32 785 27 994 27 811 33 935 32 732 -1 203 -3,5%
17 Community reported serious crime 115 234 96 817 95 299 111 633 108 741 -2 892 -2,6%

CRIMES DETECTED AS A RESULT OF POLICE ACTION

Illegal possession of firearms and ammunition 1 126 1 022 871 1 132 1 134 2 0,2%
Drug-related crime 12 169 6 039 6 179 7 898 9 192 1 294 16,4%
Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs 9 397 3 644 2 912 5 144 5 889 745 14,5%
Sexual offences detected as a result of police action 208 120 150 249 335 86 34,5%
Crime detected as a result of police action 22 900 10 825 10 112 14 423 16 550 2 127 14,7%
Kidnapping 562 471 796 2 104 2 194 90 4,3%
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 MID MAY
POPULATION ESTIMATES
Gauteng
16 226 030
27 % Gauteng
of the National figure
16,461,942
5 973 252
5,999,994

4 826 695
4,872,811
4 197 332
4,239,628

2 946 405
29,54,711 11 652 013
11,731,363

1 320 558
13,30,854

66,650,250
658 342

7 270 188
7,358,938

PER CAPITA (*RATIO PER 100 000 OF THE POPULATION). MID-AUG 2023 POPULATION ESTIMATES, 2021 SERIES
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 GAUTENG PROVINCE
Crime overview – per 100 000 of the population

Selected contact crimes

July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
CRIME CATEGORY September September September September September Count Diff % Change
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
Murder 1 214 1 091 1 320 1 579 1 625 46 2,9%
Rape 2 219 1 893 2 054 2 263 2 096 -167 -7,4%
Attempted murder 1 206 1 180 1 228 1 575 1 715 140 8,9%
Assault with the intent to inflict grievous bodily harm 9 208 8 247 8 459 9 620 9 493 -127 -1,3%
Common assault 11 128 10 608 10 536 12 521 12 616 95 0,8%
Common robbery 4 573 3 507 3 268 4 116 3 973 -143 -3,5%

Per capita (Ratio per 100 000 of the population)

July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
CRIME CATEGORY September September September September September
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
SELECTED - CONTACT CRIMES (AGAINST THE PERSON)
Murder 8,0 7,0 8,3 9,8 9,9
Rape 14,6 12,2 13,0 14,0 12,7
Attempted murder 7,9 7,6 7,7 9,8 10,4
Assault with the intent to inflict grievous bodily harm 60,6 53,0 53,4 59,6 57,7
Common assault 73,2 68,2 66,5 77,5 76,6
Common robbery 30,1 22,6 20,6 25,5 24,1

PER CAPITA (*RATIO PER 100 000 OF THE POPULATION). MID-AUG 2023 POPULATION ESTIMATES, 2021 SERIES
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 MURDER – PER RATIO
(100 000 of population – per Province – 5 years)

PER CAPITA (*RATIO PER 100 000 OF THE POPULATION). MID-AUG 2023 POPULATION ESTIMATES, 2021 SERIES
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17 COMMUNITY REPORTED
SERIOUS CRIME

• Contact Crime
• Contact Related Crime
• Property Related Crime
• Other Serious Crimes

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 17 COMMUNITY REPORTED SERIOUS CRIMES
Gauteng vs other provinces – 3 year comparison

120000

100000

80000

60000

40000

20000

0
Eastern Cape Free State Gauteng KwaZulu-Natal Limpopo Mpumalanga North West Northern Cape Western Cape
July 2021 to September 2021 37309 20842 95299 59690 21472 20977 21113 9678 64139
July 2022 to September 2022 43028 23939 111633 62512 25186 23051 24564 11724 76873
July 2023 to September 2023 41246 23277 108741 63606 25305 22878 25082 11543 78710
Count Diff -1782 -662 -2892 1094 119 -173 518 -181 1837
% Change ↓ -4,1% ↓ -2,8% ↓ -2,6% ↑ 1,8% ↑ 0,5% ↑ -0,8% ↑ 2,1% ↑ -1,5% ↑ 2,4%
Gauteng Province contributed 27,2% to the national figure.
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17 COMMUNITY REPORTED SERIOUS CRIMES
5 year trend (GP percentage contribution to National total)

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 17 COMMUNITY REPORTED SERIOUS CRIMES
Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)
40000 37 204 37 283
36 648

35000 37 408 37 577

34 254
30000

25000

20000

15000

10000

5000 -204 -294

-2 394
0
July August September

17 Community reported serious

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng
Crime
July 2022 to September 2022 27 116 40 677 6 293 29 773 7 597 111 633
July 2023 to September 2023 26 323 39 993 6 502 28 504 7 250 108 741
Count diff -793 -684 209 -1 269 -347 -2 892
(%) Change -2,9% -1,7% 3,3% -4,3% -4,6% -2,6%
% contribution to Province 24,2% 36,8% 6,0% 26,2% 6,7%
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 17 COMMUNITY-REPORTED SERIOUS CRIMES
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) 17 Community reported serious Crime Part 1 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
RSA PHO Sta Dis P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Dif Cha
1 4 JHB Central Johannesburg District 2 779 1 841 1 864 2 150 2 084 -66 -3,1%
2 5 Midrand Johannesburg District 1 752 1 380 1 432 1 820 1 861 41 2,3%
3 10 Roodepoort Johannesburg District 1 421 1 194 1 133 1 533 1 768 235 15,3%
4 14 Brooklyn Tshwane District 1 800 1 452 1 378 1 752 1 716 -36 -2,1%
5 15 Honeydew Johannesburg District 2 621 2 164 1 849 2 462 1 711 -751 -30,5%
6 16 Temba Tshwane District 1 485 1 276 1 525 1 582 1 604 22 1,4%
7 18 Tembisa Ekurhuleni District 1 585 1 336 1 252 1 605 1 579 -26 -1,6%
8 19 Kempton Park Ekurhuleni District 1 525 1 302 1 258 1 451 1 567 116 8,0%
9 22 Pretoria Central Tshwane District 2 218 1 391 1 466 1 600 1 534 -66 -4,1%
10 25 Hillbrow Johannesburg District 1 933 1 322 1 201 1 499 1 505 6 0,4%
11 27 Akasia Tshwane District 1 551 1 409 1 401 1 450 1 491 41 2,8%
12 32 Ivory Park Ekurhuleni District 1 417 1 289 1 142 1 556 1 468 -88 -5,7%
13 37 Sandton Johannesburg District 1 785 1 193 1 173 1 353 1 399 46 3,4%
14 38 Mamelodi East Tshwane District 1 397 1 190 1 231 1 358 1 389 31 2,3%
15 42 Sunnyside Tshwane District 1 745 1 275 1 328 1 536 1 372 -164 -10,7%
16 45 Eldorado Park Johannesburg District 1 246 1 100 1 180 1 357 1 343 -14 -1,0%
17 46 Alexandra Johannesburg District 1 400 1 319 1 422 1 517 1 324 -193 -12,7%
18 47 Krugersdorp West Rand District 1 298 1 049 1 023 1 366 1 318 -48 -3,5%
19 50 Jeppe Johannesburg District 1 275 910 1 010 1 204 1 305 101 8,4%
20 52 Springs Ekurhuleni District 1 472 1 199 1 033 1 417 1 280 -137 -9,7%
The top 11 stations (highlighted in yellow) also feature in the National Top 30 list for the period under review.
In Gauteng's Top 40 Stations 23 stations decreased, 0 stabilised and 17 stations indicated an increase.
The highest increase recorded was at Roodepoort with 235 counts higher.
The highest decrease was at Honeydew with 751 counts lower.
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 17 COMMUNITY-REPORTED SERIOUS CRIMES
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) 17 Community reported serious Crime Part 2 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
21 53 Benoni Ekurhuleni District 1 349 1 138 1 167 1 362 1 271 -91 -6,7%
22 54 Lyttelton Tshwane District 1 424 1 036 1 102 1 264 1 270 6 0,5%
23 55 Florida Johannesburg District 1 187 979 953 1 097 1 204 107 9,8%
24 56 Douglasdale Johannesburg District 1 339 1 067 1 111 1 273 1 197 -76 -6,0%
25 58 Vanderbijlpark Sedibeng District 1 288 1 033 1 109 1 292 1 186 -106 -8,2%
26 61 Booysens Johannesburg District 1 077 913 989 1 169 1 182 13 1,1%
27 63 Protea Johannesburg District 1 067 996 999 1 157 1 166 9 0,8%
28 66 Mondeor Johannesburg District 1 186 927 1 048 1 176 1 146 -30 -2,6%
29 68 Moroka Johannesburg District 1 589 1 106 1 062 1 320 1 142 -178 -13,5%
30 75 Tsakane Ekurhuleni District 1 057 848 911 1 178 1 099 -79 -6,7%
31 76 Wierdabrug Tshwane District 1 367 1 159 1 059 1 089 1 092 3 0,3%
32 77 Boksburg North Ekurhuleni District 1 230 986 984 1 069 1 091 22 2,1%
33 80 Kagiso West Rand District 1 292 1 031 1 147 1 168 1 070 -98 -8,4%
34 85 Silverton Tshwane District 889 968 1 013 1 208 1 051 -157 -13,0%
35 87 Diepsloot Johannesburg District 940 809 710 873 1 049 176 20,2%
36 90 Pretoria West Tshwane District 1 190 938 943 1 152 1 025 -127 -11,0%
37 98 Vosloorus Ekurhuleni District 1 066 802 784 935 993 58 6,2%
38 102 Soshanguve Tshwane District 1 111 887 959 1 044 975 -69 -6,6%
39 105 Germiston Ekurhuleni District 1 160 935 873 1 029 961 -68 -6,6%
40 106 Olievenhoutbosch Tshwane District 906 845 739 960 958 -2 -0,2%
The top 40 stations contributed 48,5% towards Gauteng's 17 Community reported serious Crime figure.
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17 COMMUNITY REPORTED SERIOUS CRIMES
5 year trend (TOP 40 Stations percentage contribution to Provincial total)

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 17 COMMUNITY REPORTED SERIOUS CRIMES
Overview – 3 year comparison

46213

46251
50000

45000

39186
40000

33935

32732
35000

27811
30000

23930

22649
21362
25000

20000

15000

7555

7109
6940
10000

5000

0
Contact crime
Property-related
(Crimes against the Contact-related crime Other serious crime
crime
person)
July 2021 to September 2021 39186 6940 21362 27811
July 2022 to September 2022 46213 7555 23930 33935
July 2023 to September 2023 46251 7109 22649 32732
Count Diff 38 -446 -1281 -1203
↑ ↑ ↑
(%) Change ↑ 0,1% -5,9% -5,4% -3,5%

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 CONTACT CRIME
Contact crime refers to crimes in which the victims are the targets of violence or instances where the victims
are in the vicinity of property that criminals target and are subjected to the use of/or threats of violence by
perpetrators.

 Murder
 Attempted Murder
 Sexual Offences
 Rape
 Sexual assault
 Attempted sexual offences
 Contact sexual assault

 Assault with the intent to inflict grievous bodily harm

 Common assault
 Common robbery
 Robbery with aggravating circumstances
 Carjacking
 Robbery at non-residential premises
 Robbery at residential premises
 Robbery of cash in transit
 Truck Hijacking
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 CONTACT CRIMES
Gauteng vs other provinces – 3 year comparison
50000

45000

40000

35000

30000

25000

20000

15000

10000

5000

0
Eastern Cape Free State Kwazulu/Natal Limpopo Mpumalanga North West Northern Cape Western Cape
Gauteng Province
Province Province Province Province Province Province Province Province
July 2021 to September 2021 15176 8136 39186 23587 8265 8009 8339 3745 22702
July 2022 to September 2022 17845 9670 46213 27458 10175 8955 10072 4481 27649
July 2023 to September 2023 17524 9984 46251 28030 10134 9309 11060 4811 28806
Count Diff -321 314 38 572 -41 354 988 330 1157
% Change ↓ -1,8% ↑ 3,2% ↑ 0,1% ↑ 2,1% ↓ -0,4% ↑ 4,0% ↑ 9,8% ↑ 7,4% ↑ 4,2%
Gauteng Province contributed 27,9% to the national figure.
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 CONTACT CRIMES
Overview – 3 year comparison

14209
13932
16000

12616
12521
14000

11726
10536
12000

9620
9493
8459
10000

8000

6000

4116
3973
3268
2870
2649

2620
4000

1715
1625
1579

1575
1320

1228
2000

0
Assault with the
Robbery with
intent to inflict
Murder Sexual offences Attempted murder Common assault Common robbery aggravating
grievous bodily
circumstances
harm
July 2021 to September 2021 1320 2649 1228 8459 10536 3268 11726
July 2022 to September 2022 1579 2870 1575 9620 12521 4116 13932
July 2023 to September 2023 1625 2620 1715 9493 12616 3973 14209
Count Diff 46 -250 140 -127 95 -143 277
↑
% Change ↑ 2,9%
↑ -8,7% ↑ 8,9%
↑ -1,3% ↑ 0,8% -3,5% ↑ 2,0%

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 CONTACT CRIMES
Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)
18000
16 484
15 634
16000 14 818
15 522 15 873
14000
14 133
12000

10000

8000

6000

4000
112 611
2000
-685
0
July August September

Contact crime (Crimes against the

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng
person)
July 2022 to September 2022 11 675 17 608 2 612 11 084 3 222 46 213
July 2023 to September 2023 11 493 17 888 2 900 10 879 3 077 46 251
Count diff -182 280 288 -205 -145 38
(%) Change -1,6% 1,6% 11,0% -1,8% -4,5% 0,1%
% contribution to Province 24,8% 38,7% 6,3% 23,5% 6,7%
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 CONTACT CRIMES
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Contact crime (Crimes against the person) Part 1 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
RSA PHO Sta Dis P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Dif Cha
1 2 JHB Central Johannesburg District 1 281 838 869 1 043 1 042 -1 -0,1%
2 6 Tembisa Ekurhuleni District 795 767 765 955 952 -3 -0,3%
3 10 Temba Tshwane District 756 686 840 856 840 -16 -1,9%
4 11 Hillbrow Johannesburg District 1 095 786 658 793 833 40 5,0%
5 13 Alexandra Johannesburg District 834 784 794 905 796 -109 -12,0%
6 14 Ivory Park Ekurhuleni District 716 731 628 842 794 -48 -5,7%
7 15 Mamelodi East Tshwane District 696 674 711 739 790 51 6,9%
8 17 Jeppe Johannesburg District 701 561 586 684 762 78 11,4%
9 18 Eldorado Park Johannesburg District 633 591 602 722 750 28 3,9%
10 20 Roodepoort Johannesburg District 488 381 386 498 716 218 43,8%
11 23 Diepsloot Johannesburg District 586 516 446 528 678 150 28,4%
12 25 Akasia Tshwane District 516 572 599 630 669 39 6,2%
13 27 Protea Johannesburg District 426 408 445 506 635 129 25,5%
14 32 Kagiso West Rand District 679 574 662 682 597 -85 -12,5%
15 33 Loate Tshwane District 381 409 497 549 596 47 8,6%
16 37 Moroka Johannesburg District 799 516 510 651 576 -75 -11,5%
17 40 Dobsonville Johannesburg District 840 469 447 554 557 3 0,5%
18 41 Vosloorus Ekurhuleni District 458 374 404 491 556 65 13,2%
19 46 Pretoria Central Tshwane District 711 431 440 514 544 30 5,8%
20 49 Midrand Johannesburg District 370 337 369 496 515 19 3,8%
The top 13 stations (highlighted in yellow) also feature in the National Top 30 list for the period under review.
In Gauteng's Top 40 Stations 19 stations decreased, 0 stabilised and 21 stations indicated an increase.
The highest increase recorded was at Roodepoort with 218 counts higher.
The highest decrease was at Honeydew with 378 counts lower.
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 CONTACT CRIMES
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Contact crime (Crimes against the person) Part 2 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
21 50 Tsakane Ekurhuleni District 467 407 448 574 513 -61 -10,6%
22 53 Daveyton Ekurhuleni District 450 395 404 438 509 71 16,2%
23 55 Booysens Johannesburg District 428 355 413 458 504 46 10,0%
24 57 Ennerdale Johannesburg District 355 393 341 449 495 46 10,2%
25 58 Lenasia Johannesburg District 360 375 367 433 493 60 13,9%
26 60 Orlando Johannesburg District 487 432 440 536 489 -47 -8,8%
27 61 Orange Farms Sedibeng District 440 367 427 391 481 90 23,0%
28 63 Olievenhoutbosch Tshwane District 391 427 332 482 477 -5 -1,0%
29 67 Sunnyside Tshwane District 521 413 376 519 470 -49 -9,4%
30 68 Soshanguve Tshwane District 504 396 473 478 458 -20 -4,2%
31 73 Kempton Park Ekurhuleni District 464 382 372 457 447 -10 -2,2%
32 74 Tembisa South Ekurhuleni District 338 356 326 371 447 76 20,5%
33 76 Pretoria West Tshwane District 387 361 349 478 444 -34 -7,1%
34 77 Meadowlands Johannesburg District 469 376 371 470 443 -27 -5,7%
35 78 Rietgat Tshwane District 616 544 570 545 443 -102 -18,7%
36 81 Florida Johannesburg District 405 323 304 379 431 52 13,7%
37 88 Katlehong Ekurhuleni District 330 255 315 418 424 6 1,4%
38 90 Honeydew Johannesburg District 823 768 625 799 421 -378 -47,3%
39 91 Diepkloof Johannesburg District 399 357 247 491 421 -70 -14,3%
40 92 Brooklyn Tshwane District 282 251 228 466 420 -46 -9,9%
The top 40 stations contributed 50,7% towards Gauteng's Contact crime (Crimes against the person) figure.
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 SELECTED CONTACT CRIMES AGAINST WOMEN AND CHILDREN
Murder, Attempted murder and Assault GBH

Gauteng
Comparison: Jul 2023 to Sep 2023 vs Jul 2022 to Sep 2022

WOMAN CHILDREN
(0 to17 yrs)
(18+ yrs)
Boys and
Attempted Attempted
CRIME CATEGORY Murder Assault GBH Murder Assault GBH
murder murder

Jul 2021 to Sep 2021 179 274 2 732 30 36 265

Jul 2022 to Sep 2022 194 308 3 086 39 38 362
Jul 2023 to Sep 2023 172 396 3 125 34 50 278
Count Diff -22 88 39 -5 12 -84
% Change -11,3% 28,6% 1,3% -12,8% 31,6% -23,2%

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 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE RELATED
Selected offences – July to September 2023_24

Ekurhuleni District Johannesburg District Sedibeng District Tshwane District West Rand District Gauteng Province
Jul_ 23 to Sept_23 2300 3841 866 2323 906 10236

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 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE RELATED
Selected offences – July to September 2023_24

Johannesburg District

West Rand District

Ekurhuleni District

Sedibeng District

Tshwane District

Gauteng
Female

Male
DV Selected Crimes
All theft not mentioned else where 58 164 23 109 37 237 154 391
Arson 4 3 2 4 3 9 7 16
Assault with the intent to inflict grievous
bodily harm 445 725 162 292 147 1196 575 1771
Common Assault 1002 1867 284 1159 387 3843 856 4699
Common Robbery 6 15 3 20 3 37 10 47
Robbery with aggravating circumstances 6 6 3 4 0 11 8 19
Murder 3 8 7 7 6 13 18 31
Attempted Murder 22 12 0 14 2 35 15 50
Rape 31 46 23 32 9 137 4 141
Sexual Assault 8 9 1 5 1 24 0 24
Malicious damage to propery 303 564 113 314 133 906 521 1427
Buglary at residential premises 10 18 3 10 2 23 20 43

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 MURDER
Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)
700
619
600
526 541
558
500
495
465
400

300

200

100 61 46

-61
0
July August September

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng

Murder
July 2022 to September 2022 446 614 139 233 147 1 579
July 2023 to September 2023 500 677 146 222 80 1 625
Count diff 54 63 7 -11 -67 46
(%) Change 12,1% 10,3% 5,0% -4,7% -45,6% 2,9%
% contribution to Province 30,8% 41,7% 9,0% 13,7% 4,9%
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 MURDER
Top causative factors in Gauteng

Eight (08) Murders were

members of police. Five (05)
were on duty and Tree (03)
were off duty.

Only one (01) Farm Dweller

case was reported.

Gauteng has eighty (82) dockets

with 191 victims:
• 67 dockets with 2 victims each.
• 06 dockets with 3 victims each.
• 04 dockets with 4 victims each.
• 01 docket with 5 victims each..
• 01 docket with 6 victims each.

*Sample size 1 610 / 1 625 = 99%

Circumstances/ causative factors Number of victims Station Other crimes committed

Shooting at tavern: Victims were sitting outside a tavern in
Daveyton when a group of unknown men approached and
opened fire on them. Six men were declared dead on the scene
while one other was injured and taken to hospital. 6 x victims Daveyton 1 x attempted murder
Possible taxi-related: Five victims were shot at an informal
settlement. It is believed to be taxi-related. 5 x victims Benoni
32
 MURDER: PLACE OF OCCURRENCE
July 2023 to September 2023

*Sample size 1 610 / 1 625 = 99%

33
 MURDER
Frequently used Instruments

*Sample size 1 610 / 1 625 = 99%

34
 MURDER OF MEMBERS OF THE POLICE
On duty members : Circumstances

Circumstances “on duty” Total

Shot while pursuing a suspect 0
Crossfire at crime scene 0
Drive by shooting 0
Hijacked on way to court 0
Shot while doing stop and search 1
Shot while doing Investigative duties 2
Shot while apprehending a suspect 0
Attended complaint 2
Suspect set vehicle alight that exploded, killing both
himself and the police official 0
Total 5

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 MURDER
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Murder Part 1 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
RSA PHO Sta Dis P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Dif Cha
1 7 Jeppe Johannesburg District 26 28 32 41 62 21 51,2%
2 14 Ivory Park Ekurhuleni District 26 14 38 39 45 6 15,4%
3 17 Hillbrow Johannesburg District 24 24 24 39 42 3 7,7%
4 21 Primrose Ekurhuleni District 10 9 13 10 39 29 290,0%
5 26 JHB Central Johannesburg District 27 27 14 30 36 6 20,0%
6 29 Diepsloot Johannesburg District 24 17 15 25 35 10 40,0%
7 32 Alexandra Johannesburg District 32 23 38 38 32 -6 -15,8%
8 33 Orange Farms Sedibeng District 26 18 31 29 32 3 10,3%
9 36 Daveyton Ekurhuleni District 18 8 18 24 29 5 20,8%
10 37 Cleveland Johannesburg District 8 12 21 18 29 11 61,1%
11 40 Moroka Johannesburg District 41 18 20 34 28 -6 -17,6%
12 41 Tsakane Ekurhuleni District 17 11 20 20 28 8 40,0%
13 43 Evaton Sedibeng District 24 13 26 21 28 7 33,3%
14 45 Roodepoort Johannesburg District 22 18 19 14 27 13 92,9%
15 47 Sophia Town Johannesburg District 6 8 9 12 27 15 125,0%
16 49 Tembisa South Ekurhuleni District 10 19 25 15 27 12 80,0%
17 51 Germiston Ekurhuleni District 25 11 18 19 26 7 36,8%
18 52 Ennerdale Johannesburg District 17 15 19 26 26 0 0,0%
19 53 Kliptown Johannesburg District 23 19 22 10 26 16 160,0%
20 55 Tembisa Ekurhuleni District 22 23 15 23 25 2 8,7%
The top 6 stations (highlighted in yellow) also feature in the National Top 30 list for the period under review.
In Gauteng's Top 40 Stations 8 stations decreased, 2 stabilised and 30 stations indicated an increase.
The highest increase recorded was at Primrose with 29 counts higher.
The highest decrease was at Lenasia with 15 counts lower.
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 MURDER
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Murder Part 2 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
21 56 Eldorado Park Johannesburg District 15 19 21 20 25 5 25,0%
22 58 Olievenhoutbosch Tshwane District 13 19 13 22 25 3 13,6%
23 66 Sebokeng Sedibeng District 10 7 23 17 23 6 35,3%
24 68 Dawn Park Ekurhuleni District 16 18 17 25 23 -2 -8,0%
25 72 Mamelodi East Tshwane District 15 16 18 21 22 1 4,8%
26 73 Vosloorus Ekurhuleni District 19 11 23 16 22 6 37,5%
27 75 Orlando Johannesburg District 11 14 14 29 22 -7 -24,1%
28 77 Atteridgeville Tshwane District 16 20 39 22 22 0 0,0%
29 82 Florida Johannesburg District 5 5 8 21 20 -1 -4,8%
30 95 Lenasia South Johannesburg District 20 16 18 26 19 -7 -26,9%
31 102 Akasia Tshwane District 12 13 9 13 18 5 38,5%
32 104 Lenasia Johannesburg District 11 13 10 33 18 -15 -45,5%
33 105 Langlaagte Johannesburg District 6 5 10 15 18 3 20,0%
34 107 Temba Tshwane District 14 10 13 10 17 7 70,0%
35 111 Edenpark Ekurhuleni District 11 11 15 15 17 2 13,3%
36 114 Crystalpark Ekurhuleni District 4 5 4 13 17 4 30,8%
37 117 Benoni Ekurhuleni District 13 14 11 20 16 -4 -20,0%
38 118 Mondeor Johannesburg District 2 4 5 4 16 12 300,0%
39 119 Meadowlands Johannesburg District 14 14 15 9 16 7 77,8%
40 128 Vanderbijlpark Sedibeng District 9 8 8 11 15 4 36,4%
The top 40 stations contributed 64,0% towards Gauteng's Murder figure.
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 ATTEMPTED MURDER
Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)
700 659

600 567 551

500
505 510 498
400

300

200

100 41 161

-62
0
July August September

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng

Attempted murder
July 2022 to September 2022 445 606 91 302 131 1 575
July 2023 to September 2023 476 735 91 305 108 1 715
Count diff 31 129 0 3 -23 140
(%) Change 7,0% 21,3% 0,0% 1,0% -17,6% 8,9%
% contribution to Province 27,8% 42,9% 5,3% 17,8% 6,3%
38
 ATTEMPTED MURDER: CAUSATIVE FACTORS
July 2023 to September 2023

*Sample size 1 353 / 1 715 = 79%

39
 ATTEMPTED MURDER: PLACE OF OCCURRENCE
July 2023 to September 2023

*Sample size 1 353 / 1 715 = 79%

40
 ATTEMPTED MURDER: FREQUENTLY USED INSTRUMENT
July 2023 to September 2023

*Sample size 1 353 / 1 715 = 79%

41
 ATTEMPTED MURDER
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Attempted murder Part 1 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
RSA PHO Sta Dis P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Dif Cha
1 9 Jeppe Johannesburg District 29 17 25 40 49 9 22,5%
2 12 Tembisa Ekurhuleni District 30 37 51 40 45 5 12,5%
3 13 Diepsloot Johannesburg District 13 13 8 21 45 24 114,3%
4 17 Sophia Town Johannesburg District 13 18 11 23 43 20 87,0%
5 19 Ivory Park Ekurhuleni District 28 14 27 36 42 6 16,7%
6 30 Eldorado Park Johannesburg District 23 17 22 27 34 7 25,9%
7 31 Olievenhoutbosch Tshwane District 18 17 17 35 34 -1 -2,9%
8 32 Tembisa South Ekurhuleni District 13 19 16 21 34 13 61,9%
9 36 Rietgat Tshwane District 16 22 15 17 33 16 94,1%
10 38 JHB Central Johannesburg District 32 23 26 45 32 -13 -28,9%
11 39 Vosloorus Ekurhuleni District 14 23 19 20 32 12 60,0%
12 43 Lenasia Johannesburg District 9 9 10 22 31 9 40,9%
13 47 Akasia Tshwane District 12 20 20 16 29 13 81,3%
14 50 Roodepoort Johannesburg District 14 17 20 21 28 7 33,3%
15 51 Hillbrow Johannesburg District 34 15 6 27 28 1 3,7%
16 52 Cleveland Johannesburg District 9 12 17 16 28 12 75,0%
17 57 Ennerdale Johannesburg District 11 21 9 13 26 13 100,0%
18 61 Moroka Johannesburg District 27 14 16 18 25 7 38,9%
19 63 Tsakane Ekurhuleni District 7 16 11 21 25 4 19,0%
20 67 Loate Tshwane District 11 18 12 15 24 9 60,0%
The top 6 stations (highlighted in yellow) also feature in the National Top 30 list for the period under review.
In Gauteng's Top 40 Stations 11 stations decreased, 2 stabilised and 27 stations indicated an increase.
The highest increase recorded was at Diepsloot with 24 counts higher.
The highest decrease was at Alexandra with 19 counts lower.
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 ATTEMPTED MURDER
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Attempted murder Part 2 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
21 71 Temba Tshwane District 23 24 12 26 23 -3 -11,5%
22 73 Orange Farms Sedibeng District 19 8 13 21 23 2 9,5%
23 74 Westonaria West Rand District 9 6 6 19 23 4 21,1%
24 76 Moffatview Johannesburg District 4 10 4 7 22 15 214,3%
25 77 Lenasia South Johannesburg District 7 12 16 29 22 -7 -24,1%
26 79 Alexandra Johannesburg District 21 28 26 40 21 -19 -47,5%
27 80 Mondeor Johannesburg District 5 3 8 21 21 0 0,0%
28 82 Carletonville West Rand District 16 11 13 32 21 -11 -34,4%
29 83 Katlehong Ekurhuleni District 20 14 20 31 21 -10 -32,3%
30 84 Dawn Park Ekurhuleni District 9 3 19 13 21 8 61,5%
31 88 Florida Johannesburg District 13 8 5 14 20 6 42,9%
32 90 Evaton Sedibeng District 17 20 21 17 20 3 17,6%
33 96 Dobsonville Johannesburg District 19 7 12 20 19 -1 -5,0%
34 97 Kliptown Johannesburg District 15 10 16 15 19 4 26,7%
35 99 Langlaagte Johannesburg District 7 12 15 15 19 4 26,7%
36 102 Orlando Johannesburg District 11 17 15 19 18 -1 -5,3%
37 103 Atteridgeville Tshwane District 10 13 12 21 18 -3 -14,3%
38 105 Rabie Ridge Ekurhuleni District 16 13 15 17 18 1 5,9%
39 108 Midrand Johannesburg District 5 4 12 17 17 0 0,0%
40 110 Kagiso West Rand District 20 25 28 28 17 -11 -39,3%
The top 40 stations contributed 62,4% towards Gauteng's Attempted murder figure.
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 SEXUAL OFFENCES
Overview – 3 year comparison

2500

2263

2096
2054
2000

1500

1000

513
490

408
500

82

56
53
49

41

34
0
Attempted sexual Contact sexual
Rape Sexual assault
offences offences
July 2021 to September 2021 2054 490 49 56
July 2022 to September 2022 2263 513 53 41
July 2023 to September 2023 2096 408 82 34
Count Diff -167 -105 29 -7
↑ ↑
% Change -7,4%
↑ -20,5% ↑ 54,7% -17,1%

44
 SEXUAL OFFENCES
Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)
1200

983 1 008
1000
879
956
908
800

756
600

400

200
-75 -52
-123
0
July August September

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng

Sexual offences
July 2022 to September 2022 796 1 018 196 656 203 2 870
July 2023 to September 2023 772 835 196 643 174 2 620
Count diff -24 -183 0 -13 -29 -250
(%) Change -3,0% -18,0% 0,0% -2,0% -14,3% -8,7%
% contribution to Province 29,5% 31,9% 7,5% 24,5% 6,6%
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 SEXUAL OFFENCES
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Sexual offences Part 1 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
RSA PHO Sta Dis P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Dif Cha
1 12 Ivory Park Ekurhuleni District 37 46 36 51 61 10 19,6%
2 13 Moroka Johannesburg District 52 43 45 48 61 13 27,1%
3 14 Mamelodi East Tshwane District 47 60 58 42 57 15 35,7%
4 17 Tembisa Ekurhuleni District 47 55 50 56 51 -5 -8,9%
5 18 Akasia Tshwane District 40 23 42 31 51 20 64,5%
6 20 Katlehong Ekurhuleni District 19 28 31 36 50 14 38,9%
7 21 Tsakane Ekurhuleni District 60 52 60 59 48 -11 -18,6%
8 25 Temba Tshwane District 55 54 82 47 46 -1 -2,1%
9 26 Diepsloot Johannesburg District 58 30 39 46 45 -1 -2,2%
10 32 Jeppe Johannesburg District 39 31 36 41 42 1 2,4%
11 37 Orange Farms Sedibeng District 48 32 36 35 40 5 14,3%
12 57 Rietgat Tshwane District 48 46 40 24 35 11 45,8%
13 58 Daveyton Ekurhuleni District 32 22 31 31 35 4 12,9%
14 59 Atteridgeville Tshwane District 33 31 22 31 35 4 12,9%
15 67 JHB Central Johannesburg District 40 25 32 46 33 -13 -28,3%
16 68 Vosloorus Ekurhuleni District 27 24 22 34 33 -1 -2,9%
17 69 Dobsonville Johannesburg District 62 35 29 36 33 -3 -8,3%
18 76 Alexandra Johannesburg District 59 39 44 49 32 -17 -34,7%
19 78 Tembisa South Ekurhuleni District 20 11 21 24 32 8 33,3%
20 81 Roodepoort Johannesburg District 49 30 18 33 31 -2 -6,1%
The top 9 stations (highlighted in yellow) also feature in the National Top 30 list for the period under review.
In Gauteng's Top 40 Stations 21 stations decreased, 2 stabilised and 17 stations indicated an increase.
The highest increase recorded was at Akasia with 20 counts higher.
The highest decrease was at Honeydew with 25 counts lower.
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 SEXUAL OFFENCES
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Sexual offences Part 2 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
21 83 Springs Ekurhuleni District 38 24 22 20 31 11 55,0%
22 86 Etwatwa Ekurhuleni District 44 36 34 32 31 -1 -3,1%
23 89 Hillbrow Johannesburg District 50 37 47 39 30 -9 -23,1%
24 97 Honeydew Johannesburg District 57 63 38 54 29 -25 -46,3%
25 103 Olievenhoutbosch Tshwane District 25 21 27 23 28 5 21,7%
26 104 Loate Tshwane District 40 31 46 29 28 -1 -3,4%
27 107 Dawn Park Ekurhuleni District 20 29 37 29 28 -1 -3,4%
28 117 Protea Johannesburg District 14 15 24 23 27 4 17,4%
29 119 Diepkloof Johannesburg District 29 24 18 27 27 0 0,0%
30 120 Carletonville West Rand District 21 12 16 21 27 6 28,6%
31 126 Duduza Ekurhuleni District 19 21 16 18 27 9 50,0%
32 131 Germiston Ekurhuleni District 27 18 18 34 26 -8 -23,5%
33 139 Mondeor Johannesburg District 20 13 20 28 25 -3 -10,7%
34 140 Kagiso West Rand District 43 45 45 36 25 -11 -30,6%
35 141 Pretoria West Tshwane District 34 24 30 25 25 0 0,0%
36 143 Meadowlands Johannesburg District 36 27 27 27 25 -2 -7,4%
37 145 Evaton Sedibeng District 37 25 23 33 25 -8 -24,2%
38 151 Bekkersdal West Rand District 24 12 28 30 25 -5 -16,7%
39 154 Midrand Johannesburg District 15 14 22 15 24 9 60,0%
40 156 Silverton Tshwane District 14 9 17 30 24 -6 -20,0%
The top 40 stations contributed 53,0% towards Gauteng's Sexual offences figure.
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 RAPE
Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)
900
792
800 770
701
700 770
712
600
614
500

400

300

200

100 -22
-58
-87
0
July August September

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng

Rape
July 2022 to September 2022 621 808 157 496 181 2 263
July 2023 to September 2023 612 671 174 505 134 2 096
Count diff -9 -137 17 9 -47 -167
(%) Change -1,4% -17,0% 10,8% 1,8% -26,0% -7,4%
% contribution to Province 29,2% 32,0% 8,3% 24,1% 6,4%
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 RAPE
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Rape Part 1 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
RSA PHO Sta Dis P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Dif Cha
1 10 Ivory Park Ekurhuleni District 31 41 32 41 56 15 36,6%
2 12 Moroka Johannesburg District 36 36 36 37 54 17 45,9%
3 15 Mamelodi East Tshwane District 33 54 52 36 49 13 36,1%
4 16 Akasia Tshwane District 32 18 35 28 48 20 71,4%
5 17 Katlehong Ekurhuleni District 14 24 28 31 43 12 38,7%
6 19 Tembisa Ekurhuleni District 42 46 39 48 42 -6 -12,5%
7 22 Jeppe Johannesburg District 31 23 30 30 41 11 36,7%
8 26 Orange Farms Sedibeng District 40 27 29 32 40 8 25,0%
9 28 Tsakane Ekurhuleni District 51 48 52 49 39 -10 -20,4%
10 29 Diepsloot Johannesburg District 50 28 37 41 39 -2 -4,9%
11 31 Temba Tshwane District 44 40 74 33 38 5 15,2%
12 43 Atteridgeville Tshwane District 31 25 20 29 33 4 13,8%
13 55 JHB Central Johannesburg District 31 19 23 39 30 -9 -23,1%
14 60 Daveyton Ekurhuleni District 29 18 19 28 29 1 3,6%
15 64 Alexandra Johannesburg District 52 28 35 38 28 -10 -26,3%
16 70 Tembisa South Ekurhuleni District 13 9 19 22 27 5 22,7%
17 75 Vosloorus Ekurhuleni District 23 17 20 30 26 -4 -13,3%
18 76 Olievenhoutbosch Tshwane District 21 18 22 18 26 8 44,4%
19 77 Rietgat Tshwane District 40 44 37 22 26 4 18,2%
20 79 Etwatwa Ekurhuleni District 39 34 30 30 26 -4 -13,3%
The top 10 stations (highlighted in yellow) also feature in the National Top 30 list for the period under review.
In Gauteng's Top 40 Stations 19 stations decreased, 1 stabilised and 20 stations indicated an increase.
The highest increase recorded was at Akasia with 20 counts higher.
The highest decrease was at Honeydew with 20 counts lower.
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 RAPE
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Rape Part 2 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
21 92 Honeydew Johannesburg District 49 48 31 44 24 -20 -45,5%
22 95 Springs Ekurhuleni District 23 19 15 12 24 12 100,0%
23 96 Loate Tshwane District 35 25 38 27 24 -3 -11,1%
24 97 Evaton Sedibeng District 37 18 22 29 24 -5 -17,2%
25 99 Dawn Park Ekurhuleni District 17 27 26 24 24 0 0,0%
26 108 Roodepoort Johannesburg District 42 18 12 24 23 -1 -4,2%
27 111 Germiston Ekurhuleni District 21 12 11 25 23 -2 -8,0%
28 112 Dobsonville Johannesburg District 56 27 26 30 23 -7 -23,3%
29 123 Meadowlands Johannesburg District 30 19 22 21 22 1 4,8%
30 129 Bekkersdal West Rand District 21 6 28 30 22 -8 -26,7%
31 135 Protea Johannesburg District 11 10 18 20 21 1 5,0%
32 140 Katlehong North Ekurhuleni District 10 10 20 18 21 3 16,7%
33 145 Midrand Johannesburg District 8 10 8 14 20 6 42,9%
34 146 Hillbrow Johannesburg District 37 26 38 34 20 -14 -41,2%
35 148 Kagiso West Rand District 40 40 42 32 20 -12 -37,5%
36 149 Lenasia Johannesburg District 19 11 17 26 20 -6 -23,1%
37 154 Duduza Ekurhuleni District 14 19 10 14 20 6 42,9%
38 162 Pretoria West Tshwane District 22 16 24 21 19 -2 -9,5%
39 164 Diepkloof Johannesburg District 24 16 16 23 19 -4 -17,4%
40 166 Lenasia South Johannesburg District 18 17 18 16 19 3 18,8%
The top 40 stations contributed 55,9% towards Gauteng's Rape figure.
50
 RAPE
Per ratio: Provincial distribution (July to September)

PER CAPITA (*RATIO PER 100 000 OF THE POPULATION). MID-AUG 2023 POPULATION ESTIMATES, 2021 SERIES
51
 RAPE: PLACE OF OCCURRENCE
July 2023 to September 2023

*Sample size 1 447/ 2096 = 69%

52
 SEXUAL ASSAULT
Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)
200
180 180
180

160 153

140 155
146
120

100
107
80

60

40

20
-25
-46 -34
0
July August September

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng

Sexual assault
July 2022 to September 2022 150 185 29 132 17 513
July 2023 to September 2023 128 119 13 116 32 408
Count diff -22 -66 -16 -16 15 -105
(%) Change -14,7% -35,7% -55,2% -12,1% 88,2% -20,5%
% contribution to Province 31,4% 29,2% 3,2% 28,4% 7,8%
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 SEXUAL ASSAULT
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Sexual assault Part 1 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
RSA PHO Sta Dis P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Dif Cha
1 16 Edenpark Ekurhuleni District 3 6 3 5 9 4 80,0%
2 18 Temba Tshwane District 9 12 7 11 8 -3 -27,3%
3 22 Mondeor Johannesburg District 4 5 7 5 8 3 60,0%
4 24 Tsakane Ekurhuleni District 7 4 7 10 8 -2 -20,0%
5 29 Villieria Tshwane District 2 5 2 6 8 2 33,3%
6 33 Roodepoort Johannesburg District 7 10 6 9 7 -2 -22,2%
7 34 Tembisa Ekurhuleni District 1 7 9 6 7 1 16,7%
8 35 Mamelodi East Tshwane District 10 4 5 6 7 1 16,7%
9 37 Booysens Johannesburg District 4 4 5 3 7 4 133,3%
10 40 Hercules Tshwane District 3 5 8 6 7 1 16,7%
11 42 Carletonville West Rand District 4 3 2 3 7 4 133,3%
12 46 Ga-Rankuwa Tshwane District 3 1 3 3 7 4 133,3%
13 51 Duduza Ekurhuleni District 3 2 6 4 7 3 75,0%
14 60 Springs Ekurhuleni District 14 5 5 8 6 -2 -25,0%
15 63 Silverton Tshwane District 3 2 3 5 6 1 20,0%
16 64 Pretoria West Tshwane District 12 7 4 3 6 3 100,0%
17 67 Sinoville Tshwane District 5 2 3 3 6 3 100,0%
18 68 Rietgat Tshwane District 7 2 3 2 6 4 200,0%
19 79 Honeydew Johannesburg District 7 12 5 9 5 -4 -44,4%
20 80 Kempton Park Ekurhuleni District 2 7 3 5 5 0 0,0%
The top 5 stations (highlighted in yellow) also feature in the National Top 30 list for the period under review.
In Gauteng's Top 40 Stations 12 stations decreased, 5 stabilised and 23 stations indicated an increase.
The highest increase recorded was at Edenpark with 4 counts higher.
The highest decrease was at Eldorado Park with 7 counts lower.
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 SEXUAL ASSAULT
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Sexual assault Part 2 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
21 81 Pretoria Central Tshwane District 2 4 6 3 5 2 66,7%
22 83 Benoni Ekurhuleni District 5 5 8 3 5 2 66,7%
23 84 Florida Johannesburg District 2 8 3 4 5 1 25,0%
24 85 Douglasdale Johannesburg District 5 4 6 8 5 -3 -37,5%
25 87 Boksburg North Ekurhuleni District 3 4 10 6 5 -1 -16,7%
26 92 Soshanguve Tshwane District 7 5 4 5 5 0 0,0%
27 95 Randfontein West Rand District 5 5 7 5 5 0 0,0%
28 96 Diepkloof Johannesburg District 4 6 2 3 5 2 66,7%
29 100 Tembisa South Ekurhuleni District 3 1 2 2 5 3 150,0%
30 112 Khutsong West Rand District 4 2 1 1 5 4 400,0%
31 117 Pretoria Moot Tshwane District 3 2 5 6 5 -1 -16,7%
32 120 Midrand Johannesburg District 5 4 13 1 4 3 300,0%
33 123 Hillbrow Johannesburg District 11 5 7 4 4 0 0,0%
34 124 Ivory Park Ekurhuleni District 1 5 3 2 4 2 100,0%
35 125 Sandton Johannesburg District 2 3 2 5 4 -1 -20,0%
36 127 Sunnyside Tshwane District 6 3 7 8 4 -4 -50,0%
37 128 Eldorado Park Johannesburg District 2 10 2 11 4 -7 -63,6%
38 129 Protea Johannesburg District 1 5 5 3 4 1 33,3%
39 130 Moroka Johannesburg District 10 7 8 9 4 -5 -55,6%
40 132 Kagiso West Rand District 3 3 1 4 4 0 0,0%
The top 40 stations contributed 55,9% towards Gauteng's Sexual assault figure.
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 ASSAULT WITH THE INTENT TO INFLICT GRIEVOUS BODILY HARM
(ASSAULT GBH)
Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)
4000
3 505
3500 3 281 3 700

3000 2 834
3 056
2500 2 737

2000

1500

1000
195
500
-97 -225
0
July August September

Assault with the intent to inflict

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng
grievous bodily harm
July 2022 to September 2022 2 758 3 465 726 1 852 817 9 620
July 2023 to September 2023 2 773 3 408 771 1 747 792 9 493
Count diff 15 -57 45 -105 -25 -127
(%) Change 0,5% -1,6% 6,2% -5,7% -3,1% -1,3%
% contribution to Province 29,2% 35,9% 8,1% 18,4% 8,3%
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 ASSAULT WITH THE INTENT TO INFLICT GRIEVOUS BODILY HARM
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Assault with the intent to inflict grievous bodily harm Part 1 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
RSA PHO Sta Dis P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Dif Cha
1 2 Diepsloot Johannesburg District 175 188 159 167 237 70 41,9%
2 3 Ivory Park Ekurhuleni District 221 238 182 249 233 -16 -6,4%
3 4 Tembisa Ekurhuleni District 177 136 141 205 214 9 4,4%
4 7 Temba Tshwane District 247 246 271 216 195 -21 -9,7%
5 8 Mamelodi East Tshwane District 192 190 165 172 191 19 11,0%
6 12 Etwatwa Ekurhuleni District 173 180 148 153 183 30 19,6%
7 13 Alexandra Johannesburg District 164 181 189 193 177 -16 -8,3%
8 16 Tsakane Ekurhuleni District 144 113 152 199 172 -27 -13,6%
9 17 Eldorado Park Johannesburg District 149 140 131 145 168 23 15,9%
10 18 Daveyton Ekurhuleni District 142 124 109 155 164 9 5,8%
11 28 Dobsonville Johannesburg District 220 132 97 146 149 3 2,1%
12 30 Roodepoort Johannesburg District 69 91 91 105 147 42 40,0%
13 35 Lenasia Johannesburg District 97 110 87 103 142 39 37,9%
14 38 Kagiso West Rand District 113 118 102 149 139 -10 -6,7%
15 40 JHB Central Johannesburg District 194 129 153 145 137 -8 -5,5%
16 43 Protea Johannesburg District 108 113 117 142 136 -6 -4,2%
17 44 Loate Tshwane District 119 94 119 137 136 -1 -0,7%
18 49 Orlando Johannesburg District 101 114 120 141 130 -11 -7,8%
19 50 Kliptown Johannesburg District 101 117 104 122 130 8 6,6%
20 51 Sebokeng Sedibeng District 90 107 133 126 130 4 3,2%
The top 12 stations (highlighted in yellow) also feature in the National Top 30 list for the period under review.
In Gauteng's Top 40 Stations 21 stations decreased, 1 stabilised and 18 stations indicated an increase.
The highest increase recorded was at Mohlakeng with 98 counts higher.
The highest decrease was at Honeydew with 80 counts lower.
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 ASSAULT WITH THE INTENT TO INFLICT GRIEVOUS BODILY HARM
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Assault with the intent to inflict grievous bodily harm Part 2 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
21 52 Hillbrow Johannesburg District 202 145 155 129 129 0 0,0%
22 57 Vosloorus Ekurhuleni District 92 68 75 131 124 -7 -5,3%
23 59 Edenpark Ekurhuleni District 105 93 93 126 124 -2 -1,6%
24 62 Moroka Johannesburg District 204 126 95 146 116 -30 -20,5%
25 64 Katlehong Ekurhuleni District 72 67 82 107 116 9 8,4%
26 65 Orange Farms Sedibeng District 124 113 131 102 116 14 13,7%
27 66 Jeppe Johannesburg District 132 121 110 124 111 -13 -10,5%
28 67 Vanderbijlpark Sedibeng District 95 68 75 134 111 -23 -17,2%
29 68 Tembisa South Ekurhuleni District 86 76 76 87 110 23 26,4%
30 70 Meadowlands Johannesburg District 100 98 95 114 109 -5 -4,4%
31 74 Akasia Tshwane District 102 107 124 119 108 -11 -9,2%
32 75 Evaton Sedibeng District 137 116 131 97 108 11 11,3%
33 76 Doornkop Johannesburg District 0 82 67 96 108 12 12,5%
34 77 Kwa Thema Ekurhuleni District 75 62 185 116 106 -10 -8,6%
35 87 Mohlakeng West Rand District 0 0 0 0 98 98 100,0%
36 96 Rabie Ridge Ekurhuleni District 90 78 89 107 94 -13 -12,1%
37 104 Honeydew Johannesburg District 113 127 122 171 91 -80 -46,8%
38 107 Jabulani Johannesburg District 76 58 82 108 90 -18 -16,7%
39 113 Ennerdale Johannesburg District 102 109 97 100 88 -12 -12,0%
40 116 Atteridgeville Tshwane District 66 70 51 86 87 1 1,2%
The top 40 stations contributed 57,5% towards Gauteng's Assault with the intent to inflict grievous bodily harm figure.
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 ASSAULT GBH: CAUSATIVE FACTORS
July 2023 to September 2023

*Sample size 8 085/ 9 493 = 85%

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 ASSAULT GBH: PLACE OF OCCURRENCE
July 2023 to September 2023

*Sample size 8 085/ 9 493 = 85%

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 COMMON ASSAULT
Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)
5000 4 634
4500 4 339

3 780 4 492
4000 4 249

3500
3 643
3000

2500

2000

1500

1000
90 142
500
-137
0
July August September

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng

Common assault
July 2022 to September 2022 3 029 4 717 494 3 361 912 12 521
July 2023 to September 2023 2 956 4 634 709 3 431 877 12 616
Count diff -73 -83 215 70 -35 95
(%) Change -2,4% -1,8% 43,5% 2,1% -3,8% 0,8%
% contribution to Province 23,4% 36,7% 5,6% 27,2% 7,0%
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 COMMON ASSAULT
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Common assault Part 1 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
RSA PHO Sta Dis P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Dif Cha
1 2 Alexandra Johannesburg District 247 267 249 348 376 28 8,0%
2 4 Temba Tshwane District 183 187 255 341 303 -38 -11,1%
3 6 Mamelodi East Tshwane District 186 194 247 273 289 16 5,9%
4 11 Tembisa Ekurhuleni District 176 206 181 271 245 -26 -9,6%
5 13 Kagiso West Rand District 236 214 233 254 239 -15 -5,9%
6 15 Eldorado Park Johannesburg District 220 237 210 257 233 -24 -9,3%
7 16 Roodepoort Johannesburg District 123 100 97 150 222 72 48,0%
8 23 Mamelodi Tshwane District 87 111 142 153 199 46 30,1%
9 27 Ennerdale Johannesburg District 118 113 118 159 185 26 16,4%
10 29 Soshanguve Tshwane District 117 119 133 145 178 33 22,8%
11 30 Dobsonville Johannesburg District 255 151 151 171 178 7 4,1%
12 33 Hillbrow Johannesburg District 232 210 172 182 172 -10 -5,5%
13 34 Kwa Thema Ekurhuleni District 124 107 86 101 170 69 68,3%
14 37 JHB Central Johannesburg District 176 156 170 160 167 7 4,4%
15 39 Diepsloot Johannesburg District 163 126 141 157 165 8 5,1%
16 40 Akasia Tshwane District 100 149 117 127 164 37 29,1%
17 45 Protea Johannesburg District 137 152 169 155 160 5 3,2%
18 47 Vosloorus Ekurhuleni District 156 116 129 138 157 19 13,8%
19 48 Meadowlands Johannesburg District 139 112 127 172 157 -15 -8,7%
20 49 Jeppe Johannesburg District 154 160 132 145 156 11 7,6%
The top 11 stations (highlighted in yellow) also feature in the National Top 30 list for the period under review.
In Gauteng's Top 40 Stations 19 stations decreased, 0 stabilised and 21 stations indicated an increase.
The highest increase recorded was at Roodepoort with 72 counts higher.
The highest decrease was at Randfontein with 119 counts lower.
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 COMMON ASSAULT
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Common assault Part 2 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
21 50 Orlando Johannesburg District 141 115 145 158 156 -2 -1,3%
22 57 Springs Ekurhuleni District 135 115 103 154 147 -7 -4,5%
23 59 Pretoria Central Tshwane District 174 103 99 122 146 24 19,7%
24 61 Honeydew Johannesburg District 230 209 186 223 144 -79 -35,4%
25 62 Ivory Park Ekurhuleni District 142 158 112 190 143 -47 -24,7%
26 67 Loate Tshwane District 68 59 96 99 134 35 35,4%
27 69 Mabopane Tshwane District 68 62 100 124 133 9 7,3%
28 70 Douglasdale Johannesburg District 120 132 127 142 132 -10 -7,0%
29 74 Midrand Johannesburg District 88 68 76 111 129 18 16,2%
30 75 Kempton Park Ekurhuleni District 114 77 82 106 129 23 21,7%
31 76 Florida Johannesburg District 104 76 85 110 126 16 14,5%
32 77 Diepkloof Johannesburg District 134 154 90 151 126 -25 -16,6%
33 83 Moroka Johannesburg District 165 125 157 193 123 -70 -36,3%
34 84 Randfontein West Rand District 217 217 207 242 123 -119 -49,2%
35 88 Pretoria West Tshwane District 108 82 59 122 120 -2 -1,6%
36 89 Katlehong Ekurhuleni District 98 75 100 140 120 -20 -14,3%
37 92 Silverton Tshwane District 85 86 88 126 118 -8 -6,3%
38 95 Jabulani Johannesburg District 86 103 84 136 117 -19 -14,0%
39 96 Sunnyside Tshwane District 197 112 97 150 115 -35 -23,3%
40 97 Ga-Rankuwa Tshwane District 90 70 92 102 115 13 12,7%
The top 40 stations contributed 53,2% towards Gauteng's Common assault figure.
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 COMMON ROBBERY
Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)
1600
1 376 1 397
1400 1 347

1 372 1 343
1200
1 254

1000

800

600

400

4
200
-93 -54
0
July August September

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng

Common robbery
July 2022 to September 2022 691 1 979 111 1 128 207 4 116
July 2023 to September 2023 654 1 886 137 1 093 201 3 973
Count diff -37 -93 26 -35 -6 -143
(%) Change -5,4% -4,7% 23,4% -3,1% -2,9% -3,5%
% contribution to Province 16,5% 47,5% 3,4% 27,5% 5,1%
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 COMMON ROBBERY
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Common robbery Part 1 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
RSA PHO Sta Dis P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Dif Cha
1 3 JHB Central Johannesburg District 303 183 193 244 227 -17 -7,0%
2 5 Hillbrow Johannesburg District 235 136 101 147 184 37 25,2%
3 6 Brooklyn Tshwane District 80 98 67 173 178 5 2,9%
4 7 Pretoria Central Tshwane District 220 108 96 128 126 -2 -1,6%
5 9 Sunnyside Tshwane District 121 98 82 87 105 18 20,7%
6 13 Temba Tshwane District 48 45 50 73 90 17 23,3%
7 17 Jeppe Johannesburg District 78 55 65 61 76 15 24,6%
8 19 Midrand Johannesburg District 57 57 69 65 73 8 12,3%
9 20 Randburg Johannesburg District 65 67 63 66 72 6 9,1%
10 21 Brixton Johannesburg District 74 67 71 105 70 -35 -33,3%
11 24 Sandton Johannesburg District 64 58 70 72 65 -7 -9,7%
12 30 Eldorado Park Johannesburg District 69 26 32 51 60 9 17,6%
13 32 Tembisa Ekurhuleni District 116 65 42 69 57 -12 -17,4%
14 35 Roodepoort Johannesburg District 61 33 37 35 56 21 60,0%
15 41 Douglasdale Johannesburg District 43 58 45 49 53 4 8,2%
16 42 Diepkloof Johannesburg District 23 18 17 69 53 -16 -23,2%
17 43 Kempton Park Ekurhuleni District 56 59 44 57 50 -7 -12,3%
18 44 Alexandra Johannesburg District 65 48 46 41 50 9 22,0%
19 47 Protea Johannesburg District 41 35 36 39 49 10 25,6%
20 48 Ivory Park Ekurhuleni District 85 55 24 35 48 13 37,1%
The top 12 stations (highlighted in yellow) also feature in the National Top 30 list for the period under review.
In Gauteng's Top 40 Stations 18 stations decreased, 0 stabilised and 22 stations indicated an increase.
The highest increase recorded was at Hillbrow with 37 counts higher.
The highest decrease was at Honeydew with 71 counts lower.

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 COMMON ROBBERY
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Common robbery Part 2 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
21 49 Krugersdorp West Rand District 31 26 23 32 48 16 50,0%
22 51 Akasia Tshwane District 62 47 33 48 47 -1 -2,1%
23 52 Parkview Johannesburg District 33 48 50 64 47 -17 -26,6%
24 54 Kagiso West Rand District 53 21 28 35 46 11 31,4%
25 55 Florida Johannesburg District 50 44 31 38 45 7 18,4%
26 64 Yeoville Johannesburg District 63 50 46 80 43 -37 -46,3%
27 69 Diepsloot Johannesburg District 22 27 18 18 40 22 122,2%
28 70 Soshanguve Tshwane District 51 34 25 28 40 12 42,9%
29 74 Orlando Johannesburg District 50 28 32 29 39 10 34,5%
30 75 Dobsonville Johannesburg District 70 36 30 30 39 9 30,0%
31 78 Booysens Johannesburg District 29 30 40 40 37 -3 -7,5%
32 84 Mondeor Johannesburg District 54 38 28 38 36 -2 -5,3%
33 88 Mamelodi East Tshwane District 34 37 37 36 34 -2 -5,6%
34 89 Springs Ekurhuleni District 43 32 25 39 34 -5 -12,8%
35 90 Moroka Johannesburg District 52 44 41 33 34 1 3,0%
36 91 Meadowlands Johannesburg District 43 31 31 32 34 2 6,3%
37 92 Linden Johannesburg District 55 57 54 39 34 -5 -12,8%
38 93 Bramley Johannesburg District 43 20 32 46 34 -12 -26,1%
39 94 Honeydew Johannesburg District 97 92 83 104 33 -71 -68,3%
40 95 Benoni Ekurhuleni District 36 29 41 33 32 -1 -3,0%
The top 40 stations contributed 63,4% towards Gauteng's Common robbery figure.
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 ROBBERY WITH AGGRAVATING CIRCUMSTANCES
Overview – 3 year comparison
3500

2984
2945
3000

2518

2253
2500

1906
1829
2000

1661
1576
1573
1500

1000

335
290
253
500

22
16
12

2
0

0
0
Robbery at Robbery at
Robbery of
Carjacking residential non-residential Bank robbery Truck hijacking
cash in transit
premises premises
July 2021 to September 2021 2518 1829 1573 12 0 253
July 2022 to September 2022 2945 1906 1576 16 2 335
July 2023 to September 2023 2984 2253 1661 22 0 290
Count Diff 39 347 85 6 -2 -45
↑ ↑
% Change ↑ 1,3% ↑ 18,2% ↑ 5,4% ↑ 37,5% -100,0% -13,4%

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 ROBBERY WITH AGGRAVATING CIRCUMSTANCES
Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)
6000

4 792 4 878
5000 4 651

4 680 4 662
4000 4 478

3000

2000

1000 216 173

-112
0
July August September

Robbery with aggravating

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng
circumstances
July 2022 to September 2022 3 510 5 209 855 3 552 805 13 932
July 2023 to September 2023 3 362 5 713 850 3 438 845 14 209
Count diff -148 504 -5 -114 40 277
(%) Change -4,2% 9,7% -0,6% -3,2% 5,0% 2,0%
% contribution to Province 23,7% 40,2% 6,0% 24,2% 5,9%
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 ROBBERY WITH AGGRAVATING CIRCUMSTANCES
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Robbery with aggravating circumstances Part 1 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
RSA PHO Sta Dis P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Dif Cha
1 1 JHB Central Johannesburg District 509 295 281 373 410 37 9,9%
2 5 Tembisa Ekurhuleni District 227 245 285 291 315 24 8,2%
3 9 Jeppe Johannesburg District 243 149 186 232 266 34 14,7%
4 11 Akasia Tshwane District 188 213 254 276 252 -24 -8,7%
5 12 Hillbrow Johannesburg District 318 219 153 230 248 18 7,8%
6 13 Midrand Johannesburg District 187 181 168 268 247 -21 -7,8%
7 14 Loate Tshwane District 109 167 191 237 245 8 3,4%
8 15 Booysens Johannesburg District 195 131 156 165 244 79 47,9%
9 17 Protea Johannesburg District 100 77 81 117 237 120 102,6%
10 19 Ivory Park Ekurhuleni District 177 206 209 242 222 -20 -8,3%
11 21 Eldorado Park Johannesburg District 140 126 152 182 216 34 18,7%
12 22 Olievenhoutbosch Tshwane District 108 158 98 209 213 4 1,9%
13 23 Roodepoort Johannesburg District 150 92 104 140 205 65 46,4%
14 27 Pretoria West Tshwane District 151 166 168 215 194 -21 -9,8%
15 30 Orange Farms Sedibeng District 121 128 132 155 192 37 23,9%
16 31 Sunnyside Tshwane District 154 162 144 206 191 -15 -7,3%
17 32 Moroka Johannesburg District 258 146 136 179 189 10 5,6%
18 33 Kempton Park Ekurhuleni District 217 180 190 200 187 -13 -6,5%
19 36 Mamelodi East Tshwane District 202 167 155 176 183 7 4,0%
20 44 Temba Tshwane District 186 120 157 143 166 23 16,1%
The top 15 stations (highlighted in yellow) also feature in the National Top 30 list for the period under review.
In Gauteng's Top 40 Stations 14 stations decreased, 0 stabilised and 26 stations indicated an increase.
The highest increase recorded was at Protea with 120 counts higher.
The highest decrease was at Springs with 50 counts lower.
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 ROBBERY WITH AGGRAVATING CIRCUMSTANCES
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Robbery with aggravating circumstances Part 2 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
21 46 Lenasia Johannesburg District 89 89 111 106 165 59 55,7%
22 48 Mondeor Johannesburg District 144 139 132 184 164 -20 -10,9%
23 49 Pretoria Central Tshwane District 179 119 146 139 162 23 16,5%
24 50 Vosloorus Ekurhuleni District 127 114 110 119 162 43 36,1%
25 52 Rietgat Tshwane District 192 149 179 186 161 -25 -13,4%
26 53 Moffatview Johannesburg District 174 147 113 122 160 38 31,1%
27 55 Florida Johannesburg District 181 135 103 133 156 23 17,3%
28 56 Bramley Johannesburg District 130 127 99 156 155 -1 -0,6%
29 67 Benoni Ekurhuleni District 160 133 116 147 140 -7 -4,8%
30 70 Sandringham Johannesburg District 95 98 121 131 136 5 3,8%
31 72 Ennerdale Johannesburg District 78 93 67 105 135 30 28,6%
32 76 Alberton Ekurhuleni District 121 137 133 122 132 10 8,2%
33 77 Vanderbijlpark Sedibeng District 122 114 107 130 131 1 0,8%
34 79 Sandton Johannesburg District 205 118 155 127 130 3 2,4%
35 80 Jabulani Johannesburg District 89 80 67 83 129 46 55,4%
36 81 Brooklyn Tshwane District 104 74 89 173 128 -45 -26,0%
37 82 Springs Ekurhuleni District 165 127 89 178 128 -50 -28,1%
38 83 Dobsonville Johannesburg District 190 95 108 129 128 -1 -0,8%
39 85 Brixton Johannesburg District 120 85 71 102 126 24 23,5%
40 86 Diepkloof Johannesburg District 97 62 45 127 125 -2 -1,6%
The top 40 stations contributed 52,6% towards Gauteng's Robbery with aggravating circumstances figure.
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SOME SUB-CATEGORIES OF ROBBERY WITH
AGGRAVATING CIRCUMSTANCES

 Carjacking
 Robbery at residential premises
 Robbery at non-residential premises
 Robbery of cash in transit
 Bank robbery
 Truck hijacking

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 TRIO CRIMES
Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)
2500 2 325 2 366
2 230
2 302
2000 2 157
1 945

1500

1000

500
209 285

-23
0
July August September

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng

TRIO Crime
July 2022 to September 2022 1 693 2 289 491 1 505 448 6 427
July 2023 to September 2023 1 765 2 701 480 1 497 455 6 898
Count diff 72 412 -11 -8 7 471
(%) Change 4,3% 18,0% -2,2% -0,5% 1,6% 7,3%
% contribution to Province 25,6% 39,2% 7,0% 21,7% 6,6%
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 TRIO CRIMES
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) TRIO Crime Part 1 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
RSA PHO Sta Dis P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Dif Cha
1 1 Tembisa Ekurhuleni District 79 108 151 135 169 34 25,2%
2 3 Booysens Johannesburg District 98 68 83 83 142 59 71,1%
3 4 Protea Johannesburg District 30 35 42 65 134 69 106,2%
4 5 Midrand Johannesburg District 82 80 82 112 132 20 17,9%
5 7 JHB Central Johannesburg District 108 83 92 109 123 14 12,8%
6 10 Orange Farms Sedibeng District 47 79 82 81 116 35 43,2%
7 14 Olievenhoutbosch Tshwane District 59 97 62 133 110 -23 -17,3%
8 15 Moffatview Johannesburg District 87 87 62 73 109 36 49,3%
9 17 Roodepoort Johannesburg District 83 54 65 73 108 35 47,9%
10 18 Jeppe Johannesburg District 88 59 93 104 108 4 3,8%
11 19 Akasia Tshwane District 77 101 117 109 106 -3 -2,8%
12 23 Ivory Park Ekurhuleni District 64 115 120 91 102 11 12,1%
13 27 Moroka Johannesburg District 97 64 56 72 100 28 38,9%
14 29 Mamelodi East Tshwane District 89 89 88 89 94 5 5,6%
15 30 Lenasia Johannesburg District 45 48 71 60 94 34 56,7%
16 31 Rietgat Tshwane District 79 65 77 93 88 -5 -5,4%
17 32 Bramley Johannesburg District 40 61 51 89 88 -1 -1,1%
18 34 Vosloorus Ekurhuleni District 65 69 61 51 87 36 70,6%
19 35 Pretoria West Tshwane District 68 74 82 114 85 -29 -25,4%
20 39 Jabulani Johannesburg District 43 34 33 28 84 56 200,0%
The top 15 stations (highlighted in yellow) also feature in the National Top 30 list for the period under review.
In Gauteng's Top 40 Stations 10 stations decreased, 1 stabilised and 29 stations indicated an increase.
The highest increase recorded was at Protea with 69 counts higher.
The highest decrease was at Honeydew with 37 counts lower.
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 TRIO CRIMES
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) TRIO Crime Part 2 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
21 42 Eldorado Park Johannesburg District 56 59 65 76 79 3 3,9%
22 44 Kempton Park Ekurhuleni District 79 86 101 78 78 0 0,0%
23 45 Lenasia South Johannesburg District 35 48 53 70 78 8 11,4%
24 46 Sandringham Johannesburg District 57 52 69 81 78 -3 -3,7%
25 47 Sandton Johannesburg District 85 52 82 55 77 22 40,0%
26 48 Benoni Ekurhuleni District 65 61 47 64 77 13 20,3%
27 49 Mondeor Johannesburg District 71 89 72 94 76 -18 -19,1%
28 50 Evaton Sedibeng District 76 104 67 84 75 -9 -10,7%
29 51 Bekkersdal West Rand District 28 22 37 42 75 33 78,6%
30 52 Sunnyside Tshwane District 31 56 63 51 73 22 43,1%
31 53 Tsakane Ekurhuleni District 56 67 54 66 73 7 10,6%
32 54 Honeydew Johannesburg District 170 136 88 108 71 -37 -34,3%
33 55 Alberton Ekurhuleni District 56 78 69 56 70 14 25,0%
34 56 Ennerdale Johannesburg District 33 53 32 54 70 16 29,6%
35 59 Diepkloof Johannesburg District 42 28 15 56 69 13 23,2%
36 62 Springs Ekurhuleni District 81 75 48 99 68 -31 -31,3%
37 63 Atteridgeville Tshwane District 49 71 55 60 68 8 13,3%
38 64 Loate Tshwane District 45 49 45 53 67 14 26,4%
39 65 Temba Tshwane District 77 57 61 62 65 3 4,8%
40 68 Tembisa South Ekurhuleni District 41 49 49 41 63 22 53,7%
The top 40 stations contributed 52,6% towards Gauteng's TRIO Crime figure.
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 CARJACKING
Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)
1200 1 117

996
1000 956
1 032
979

800 849

600

400

200 17 107

-85
0
July August September

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng

Carjacking
July 2022 to September 2022 741 1 115 222 686 180 2 945
July 2023 to September 2023 701 1 252 214 666 151 2 984
Count diff -40 137 -8 -20 -29 39
(%) Change -5,4% 12,3% -3,6% -2,9% -16,1% 1,3%
% contribution to Province 23,5% 42,0% 7,2% 22,3% 5,1%
75
 CARJACKING
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Carjacking Part 1 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
RSA PHO Sta Dis P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Dif Cha
1 3 Protea Johannesburg District 19 15 24 36 81 45 125,0%
2 4 Moroka Johannesburg District 43 41 39 45 81 36 80,0%
3 6 Orange Farms Sedibeng District 23 43 43 51 76 25 49,0%
4 7 Olievenhoutbosch Tshwane District 29 50 18 73 74 1 1,4%
5 8 Bramley Johannesburg District 30 33 39 68 66 -2 -2,9%
6 10 Sandringham Johannesburg District 43 32 50 69 62 -7 -10,1%
7 12 Mamelodi East Tshwane District 62 61 54 48 58 10 20,8%
8 14 Jabulani Johannesburg District 20 14 21 21 58 37 176,2%
9 16 Midrand Johannesburg District 33 28 37 68 56 -12 -17,6%
10 18 Ivory Park Ekurhuleni District 13 35 46 48 55 7 14,6%
11 19 Jeppe Johannesburg District 40 22 55 57 55 -2 -3,5%
12 20 Tembisa Ekurhuleni District 29 32 69 59 54 -5 -8,5%
13 22 Lenasia Johannesburg District 11 21 24 28 52 24 85,7%
14 23 Booysens Johannesburg District 46 34 27 32 49 17 53,1%
15 29 Pretoria West Tshwane District 23 42 49 77 45 -32 -41,6%
16 30 Akasia Tshwane District 32 43 39 57 44 -13 -22,8%
17 31 Eldorado Park Johannesburg District 35 34 44 44 42 -2 -4,5%
18 33 Sandton Johannesburg District 44 23 36 28 41 13 46,4%
19 34 Vosloorus Ekurhuleni District 47 40 40 30 41 11 36,7%
20 35 Loate Tshwane District 12 15 19 37 41 4 10,8%
The top 16 stations (highlighted in yellow) also feature in the National Top 30 list for the period under review.
In Gauteng's Top 40 Stations 16 stations decreased, 0 stabilised and 24 stations indicated an increase.
The highest increase recorded was at Protea with 45 counts higher.
The highest decrease was at Pretoria West with 32 counts lower.
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 CARJACKING
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Carjacking Part 2 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
21 36 Atteridgeville Tshwane District 27 29 22 31 41 10 32,3%
22 37 Roodepoort Johannesburg District 18 14 20 17 39 22 129,4%
23 38 Sunnyside Tshwane District 20 30 27 24 39 15 62,5%
24 39 Evaton Sedibeng District 22 49 31 45 39 -6 -13,3%
25 40 Lenasia South Johannesburg District 16 19 25 51 39 -12 -23,5%
26 41 JHB Central Johannesburg District 28 33 33 39 38 -1 -2,6%
27 42 Norkempark Ekurhuleni District 13 18 33 24 36 12 50,0%
28 43 Mondeor Johannesburg District 31 37 34 37 35 -2 -5,4%
29 45 Ennerdale Johannesburg District 15 17 12 28 35 7 25,0%
30 47 Silverton Tshwane District 15 54 33 29 34 5 17,2%
31 50 Moffatview Johannesburg District 42 32 25 20 32 12 60,0%
32 51 Boksburg Ekurhuleni District 13 12 13 11 32 21 190,9%
33 56 Bekkersdal West Rand District 17 11 23 20 31 11 55,0%
34 57 Tsakane Ekurhuleni District 29 37 34 39 30 -9 -23,1%
35 58 Cleveland Johannesburg District 33 18 20 34 30 -4 -11,8%
36 61 Rietgat Tshwane District 32 30 34 42 29 -13 -31,0%
37 62 Mabopane Tshwane District 25 14 24 50 29 -21 -42,0%
38 63 Rabie Ridge Ekurhuleni District 23 31 28 23 28 5 21,7%
39 65 Alberton Ekurhuleni District 27 38 33 25 27 2 8,0%
40 67 Florida Johannesburg District 34 23 20 18 26 8 44,4%
The top 40 stations contributed 60,3% towards Gauteng's Carjacking figure.
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 ROBBERY AT RESIDENTIAL PREMISES
Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)
900
798
800 766

700 626
689
600 655
625
500

400

300

200
143 141
100 63

0
July August September

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng

Robbery at residential premises
July 2022 to September 2022 492 625 149 457 183 1 906
July 2023 to September 2023 632 817 138 475 191 2 253
Count diff 140 192 -11 18 8 347
(%) Change 28,5% 30,7% -7,4% 3,9% 4,4% 18,2%
% contribution to Province 28,1% 36,3% 6,1% 21,1% 8,5%
78
 ROBBERY AT RESIDENTIAL PREMISES
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Robbery at residential premises Part 1 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
RSA PHO Sta Dis P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Dif Cha
1 1 Tembisa Ekurhuleni District 22 42 61 52 91 39 75,0%
2 6 Booysens Johannesburg District 26 22 32 29 57 28 96,6%
3 7 Moffatview Johannesburg District 28 30 21 40 57 17 42,5%
4 10 Roodepoort Johannesburg District 41 26 28 39 52 13 33,3%
5 13 Protea Johannesburg District 3 11 14 20 44 24 120,0%
6 14 Akasia Tshwane District 25 39 48 42 43 1 2,4%
7 15 Daveyton Ekurhuleni District 3 15 12 18 42 24 133,3%
8 17 Midrand Johannesburg District 21 24 27 26 39 13 50,0%
9 20 Sandton Johannesburg District 33 17 35 19 36 17 89,5%
10 21 Honeydew Johannesburg District 104 78 45 48 35 -13 -27,1%
11 22 Rietgat Tshwane District 27 25 25 32 35 3 9,4%
12 23 Bekkersdal West Rand District 3 6 6 13 35 22 169,2%
13 24 Jeppe Johannesburg District 22 19 11 14 34 20 142,9%
14 25 Benoni Ekurhuleni District 21 25 12 24 34 10 41,7%
15 27 Diepsloot Johannesburg District 46 45 24 20 34 14 70,0%
16 30 Alberton Ekurhuleni District 6 19 6 14 32 18 128,6%
17 32 Temba Tshwane District 26 14 26 24 31 7 29,2%
18 34 Carletonville West Rand District 14 10 5 14 31 17 121,4%
19 35 Dobsonville Johannesburg District 38 13 25 17 30 13 76,5%
20 38 Vosloorus Ekurhuleni District 9 15 9 15 29 14 93,3%
The top 16 stations (highlighted in yellow) also feature in the National Top 30 list for the period under review.
In Gauteng's Top 40 Stations 6 stations decreased, 0 stabilised and 34 stations indicated an increase.
The highest increase recorded was at Tembisa with 39 counts higher.
The highest decrease was at Springs with 22 counts lower.
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 ROBBERY AT RESIDENTIAL PREMISES
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Robbery at residential premises Part 2 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
21 39 Krugersdorp West Rand District 22 24 32 22 28 6 27,3%
22 40 Mondeor Johannesburg District 35 40 27 49 28 -21 -42,9%
23 42 Wierdabrug Tshwane District 17 28 21 17 28 11 64,7%
24 44 Ivory Park Ekurhuleni District 23 54 51 23 27 4 17,4%
25 45 Kagiso West Rand District 23 25 54 43 27 -16 -37,2%
26 46 Brakpan Ekurhuleni District 8 8 8 11 27 16 145,5%
27 47 Katlehong Ekurhuleni District 15 13 9 17 27 10 58,8%
28 51 Orange Farms Sedibeng District 11 21 23 17 26 9 52,9%
29 52 Sunnyside Tshwane District 8 16 14 9 24 15 166,7%
30 53 Pretoria West Tshwane District 21 20 11 13 24 11 84,6%
31 54 Ennerdale Johannesburg District 11 15 9 19 24 5 26,3%
32 57 Sebokeng Sedibeng District 8 11 4 14 24 10 71,4%
33 58 Dawn Park Ekurhuleni District 12 11 12 25 24 -1 -4,0%
34 59 Lenasia South Johannesburg District 7 16 18 8 24 16 200,0%
35 60 Mamelodi East Tshwane District 15 9 15 17 23 6 35,3%
36 62 Tembisa South Ekurhuleni District 6 15 5 13 23 10 76,9%
37 74 Springs Ekurhuleni District 27 20 16 42 20 -22 -52,4%
38 75 Olievenhoutbosch Tshwane District 14 32 22 42 20 -22 -52,4%
39 76 Garsfontein Tshwane District 13 16 19 7 20 13 185,7%
40 83 Douglasdale Johannesburg District 52 25 21 9 19 10 111,1%
The top 40 stations contributed 58,1% towards Gauteng's Robbery at residential premises figure.
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 ROBBERY AT NON-RESIDENTIAL PREMISES
Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)
700

582
600 572

581 508
500
523
471
400

300

200

49 37
100
-1
0
July August September

Robbery at non-residential
Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng
premises
July 2022 to September 2022 460 549 120 362 85 1 576
July 2023 to September 2023 432 632 128 356 113 1 661
Count diff -28 83 8 -6 28 85
(%) Change -6,1% 15,1% 6,7% -1,7% 32,9% 5,4%
% contribution to Province 26,0% 38,0% 7,7% 21,4% 6,8%
81
 ROBBERY AT NON-RESIDENTIAL PREMISES
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Robbery at non-residential premises Part 1 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
RSA PHO Sta Dis P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Dif Cha
1 1 JHB Central Johannesburg District 73 45 53 64 76 12 18,8%
2 4 Kempton Park Ekurhuleni District 33 31 34 35 40 5 14,3%
3 5 Midrand Johannesburg District 28 28 18 18 37 19 105,6%
4 7 Booysens Johannesburg District 26 12 24 22 36 14 63,6%
5 12 Diepkloof Johannesburg District 14 8 4 16 31 15 93,8%
6 15 Hillbrow Johannesburg District 30 27 26 22 30 8 36,4%
7 16 Tsakane Ekurhuleni District 15 21 9 9 29 20 222,2%
8 17 Vereeniging Sedibeng District 13 11 12 13 26 13 100,0%
9 19 Lenasia Johannesburg District 26 12 19 20 25 5 25,0%
10 20 Tembisa Ekurhuleni District 28 34 21 24 24 0 0,0%
11 21 Springs Ekurhuleni District 23 32 16 32 24 -8 -25,0%
12 22 Rietgat Tshwane District 20 10 18 19 24 5 26,3%
13 26 Eldorado Park Johannesburg District 13 8 6 22 22 0 0,0%
14 27 Benoni Ekurhuleni District 22 21 20 21 22 1 4,8%
15 28 Vanderbijlpark Sedibeng District 13 13 18 8 22 14 175,0%
16 38 Ivory Park Ekurhuleni District 28 26 23 20 20 0 0,0%
17 42 Germiston Ekurhuleni District 39 31 25 27 20 -7 -25,9%
18 43 Randburg Johannesburg District 15 12 8 10 20 10 100,0%
19 44 Moffatview Johannesburg District 17 25 16 13 20 7 53,8%
20 45 Tembisa South Ekurhuleni District 20 16 14 4 20 16 400,0%
The top 15 stations (highlighted in yellow) also feature in the National Top 30 list for the period under review.
In Gauteng's Top 40 Stations 9 stations decreased, 4 stabilised and 27 stations indicated an increase.
The highest increase recorded was at Tsakane with 20 counts higher.
The highest decrease was at Jeppe with 14 counts lower.
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 ROBBERY AT NON-RESIDENTIAL PREMISES
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Robbery at non-residential premises Part 2 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
21 46 Bronkhorstspruit Tshwane District 13 14 23 9 20 11 122,2%
22 47 Akasia Tshwane District 20 19 30 10 19 9 90,0%
23 49 Jeppe Johannesburg District 26 18 27 33 19 -14 -42,4%
24 50 Florida Johannesburg District 9 15 7 21 19 -2 -9,5%
25 51 Soshanguve Tshwane District 25 13 24 18 19 1 5,6%
26 52 Atteridgeville Tshwane District 13 26 14 17 19 2 11,8%
27 54 Ga-Rankuwa Tshwane District 15 11 23 18 19 1 5,6%
28 56 Honeydew Johannesburg District 29 21 20 19 18 -1 -5,3%
29 59 Jabulani Johannesburg District 19 8 6 6 18 12 200,0%
30 60 Evaton Sedibeng District 32 16 15 17 18 1 5,9%
31 61 Rabie Ridge Ekurhuleni District 22 11 10 11 18 7 63,6%
32 62 Roodepoort Johannesburg District 24 14 17 17 17 0 0,0%
33 63 Temba Tshwane District 30 26 19 23 17 -6 -26,1%
34 65 Douglasdale Johannesburg District 16 11 12 13 17 4 30,8%
35 67 Vosloorus Ekurhuleni District 9 14 12 6 17 11 183,3%
36 69 Cleveland Johannesburg District 20 21 19 21 17 -4 -19,0%
37 72 Pretoria West Tshwane District 24 12 22 24 16 -8 -33,3%
38 73 Olievenhoutbosch Tshwane District 16 15 22 18 16 -2 -11,1%
39 74 Orlando Johannesburg District 15 10 5 10 16 6 60,0%
40 75 Katlehong Ekurhuleni District 10 6 7 8 16 8 100,0%
The top 40 stations contributed 55,6% towards Gauteng's Robbery at non-residential premises figure.
83
 ROBBERY OF CASH IN TRANSIT
Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)
10
9
9
8
8
8
7
6
6

5
5
4

3
2
2
7
1
-1
0
July August September

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng

Robbery of cash in transit
July 2022 to September 2022 4 6 1 2 3 16
July 2023 to September 2023 8 7 1 3 3 22
Count diff 4 1 0 1 0 6
(%) Change 100,0% 16,7% 0,0% 50,0% 0,0% 37,5%
% contribution to Province 36,4% 31,8% 4,5% 13,6% 13,6%
84
 ROBBERY OF CASH IN TRANSIT
TOP 10 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Robbery of cash in transit Part 1 of 1
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
RSA PHO Sta Dis P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Dif Cha
1 1 Krugersdorp West Rand District 0 1 0 1 2 1 1 count higher
2 3 Alberton Ekurhuleni District 0 0 0 1 2 1 1 count higher
3 4 Cosmo City Johannesburg District 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 counts higher
4 5 JHB Central Johannesburg District 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 count higher
5 6 Roodepoort Johannesburg District 0 3 0 1 1 0 0 count diff
6 8 Tembisa Ekurhuleni District 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 count higher
7 9 Kempton Park Ekurhuleni District 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 count higher
8 10 Akasia Tshwane District 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 count higher
9 11 Ivory Park Ekurhuleni District 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 count diff
10 14 Springs Ekurhuleni District 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 count higher
11 18 Silverton Tshwane District 1 0 2 0 1 1 1 count higher
12 19 Diepsloot Johannesburg District 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 count higher
13 20 Moffatview Johannesburg District 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 count higher
14 21 Carletonville West Rand District 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 count higher
15 24 Katlehong Ekurhuleni District 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 count higher
16 25 Hammanskraal Tshwane District 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 count higher
17 28 Lenasia South Johannesburg District 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 count higher
18 39 Sharpeville Sedibeng District 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 count higher
19 52 Dunnottar Ekurhuleni District 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 count higher

The top 17 stations (highlighted in yellow) also feature in the National Top 30 list for the period under review.
In Gauteng's Top 19 Stations 0 stations decreased, 2 stabilised and 17 stations indicated an increase.
The highest increases recorded was at Krugersdorp, Alberton and Cosmo City with 2 counts higher each.
The top 19 stations contributed 100,0% towards Gauteng's Robbery of cash in transit figure.
85
 ROBBERY OF CASH IN TRANSIT (CIT)
Type of cash in transit robbery – (method used)
District contributed:
• Ekurhuleni = 4
• Johannesburg = 3
• Sedibeng = 1
• West Rand =1

District
contributed:
• Johannesburg
=1

2
1 District
contributed:
• West Rand = 1

District contributed:
• Ekurhuleni = 4
• Johannesburg =
2
• Tshwane = 3
• West Rand = 1

86
ROBBERY OF CASH IN TRANSIT
July 2023 to September 2023 – Type of CIT

87
 TRUCK HIJACKING
Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)
140

120 112 115

108

100
102
97
80 91

60

40

20
-6
-15
-24
0
July August September

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng

Truck hijacking
July 2022 to September 2022 108 76 42 71 38 335
July 2023 to September 2023 101 55 43 49 42 290
Count diff -7 -21 1 -22 4 -45
(%) Change -6,5% -27,6% 2,4% -31,0% 10,5% -13,4%
% contribution to Province 34,8% 19,0% 14,8% 16,9% 14,5%
88
 TRUCK HIJACKING
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Truck hijacking Part 1 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
RSA PHO Sta Dis P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Dif Cha
1 1 Orange Farms Sedibeng District 3 12 10 10 22 12 120,0%
2 2 Alberton Ekurhuleni District 6 15 12 10 18 8 80,0%
3 4 Bekkersdal West Rand District 0 0 0 3 14 11 366,7%
4 5 Akasia Tshwane District 2 2 12 12 12 0 0,0%
5 8 Kempton Park Ekurhuleni District 13 6 9 13 10 -3 -23,1%
6 9 Boksburg Ekurhuleni District 1 2 4 5 9 4 80,0%
7 11 Boksburg North Ekurhuleni District 3 2 3 14 8 -6 -42,9%
8 12 Brakpan Ekurhuleni District 0 8 4 4 8 4 100,0%
9 14 Mondeor Johannesburg District 3 5 2 1 7 6 600,0%
10 16 Bedfordview Ekurhuleni District 6 5 7 10 7 -3 -30,0%
11 17 Westonaria West Rand District 1 5 1 10 7 -3 -30,0%
12 18 Fochville West Rand District 2 1 4 4 7 3 75,0%
13 19 Midrand Johannesburg District 3 3 6 5 6 1 20,0%
14 21 Vanderbijlpark Sedibeng District 0 6 5 7 6 -1 -14,3%
15 22 Hammanskraal Tshwane District 1 11 2 3 6 3 100,0%
16 23 Elsburg Ekurhuleni District 0 2 1 3 6 3 100,0%
17 24 Jeppe Johannesburg District 4 1 1 3 5 2 66,7%
18 25 Benoni Ekurhuleni District 2 4 6 2 5 3 150,0%
19 26 Kagiso West Rand District 3 1 1 3 5 2 66,7%
20 29 Olievenhoutbosch Tshwane District 2 4 3 6 5 -1 -16,7%
The top 21 stations (highlighted in yellow) also feature in the National Top 30 list for the period under review.
In Gauteng's Top 40 Stations 13 stations decreased, 3 stabilised and 24 stations indicated an increase.
The highest increase recorded was at Orange Farms with 12 counts higher.
The highest decrease was at Boksburg North with 6 counts lower.
89
 TRUCK HIJACKING
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Truck hijacking Part 2 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
21 30 Lenasia Johannesburg District 0 0 2 3 5 2 66,7%
22 31 Diepkloof Johannesburg District 3 1 1 2 5 3 150,0%
23 32 Sinoville Tshwane District 3 2 3 2 5 3 150,0%
24 36 Lyttelton Tshwane District 4 5 10 8 4 -4 -50,0%
25 38 Vosloorus Ekurhuleni District 3 4 2 3 4 1 33,3%
26 39 Germiston Ekurhuleni District 4 5 9 6 4 -2 -33,3%
27 41 Heidelberg (Gp) Sedibeng District 1 7 7 8 4 -4 -50,0%
28 42 Muldersdrift West Rand District 1 1 2 3 4 1 33,3%
29 43 Sebenza Ekurhuleni District 2 2 4 2 4 2 100,0%
30 44 The Barrage Sedibeng District 2 1 4 8 4 -4 -50,0%
31 45 Brooklyn Tshwane District 2 1 2 2 3 1 50,0%
32 46 Honeydew Johannesburg District 0 4 2 3 3 0 0,0%
33 47 Douglasdale Johannesburg District 0 0 0 4 3 -1 -25,0%
34 49 Booysens Johannesburg District 0 2 1 1 3 2 200,0%
35 50 Vereeniging Sedibeng District 2 3 3 4 3 -1 -25,0%
36 52 Nigel Ekurhuleni District 2 6 1 3 3 0 0,0%
37 58 JHB Central Johannesburg District 0 1 1 1 2 1 100,0%
38 60 Temba Tshwane District 0 0 2 0 2 2 100,0%
39 64 Florida Johannesburg District 1 2 2 7 2 -5 -71,4%
40 67 Protea Johannesburg District 0 1 0 0 2 2 100,0%
The top 40 stations contributed 83,4% towards Gauteng's Truck hijacking figure.
90
 KIDNAPPING
Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)
900
775
800
722 706
700
713 687 695
600

500

400

300

200
88 11
100
-9
0
July August September

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng

Kidnapping
July 2022 to September 2022 547 802 210 366 178 2 104
July 2023 to September 2023 532 958 223 322 159 2 194
Count diff -15 156 13 -44 -19 90
(%) Change -2,7% 19,5% 6,2% -12,0% -10,7% 4,3%
% contribution to Province 24,2% 43,7% 10,2% 14,7% 7,2%
91
 KIDNAPPING
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Kidnapping Part 1 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
RSA PHO Sta Dis P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Dif Cha
1 1 Protea Johannesburg District 7 5 14 34 65 31 91,2%
2 2 Moroka Johannesburg District 17 9 17 35 65 30 85,7%
3 3 Orange Farms Sedibeng District 14 10 8 27 62 35 129,6%
4 4 Jeppe Johannesburg District 10 9 23 27 59 32 118,5%
5 5 Ivory Park Ekurhuleni District 20 17 8 30 57 27 90,0%
6 6 Vosloorus Ekurhuleni District 7 8 16 57 56 -1 -1,8%
7 7 Midrand Johannesburg District 4 4 21 47 45 -2 -4,3%
8 8 Tembisa Ekurhuleni District 17 13 29 52 44 -8 -15,4%
9 10 Booysens Johannesburg District 3 4 5 26 41 15 57,7%
10 11 Roodepoort Johannesburg District 11 5 15 17 40 23 135,3%
11 12 Eldorado Park Johannesburg District 7 10 22 32 40 8 25,0%
12 13 Evaton Sedibeng District 7 6 7 32 40 8 25,0%
13 15 JHB Central Johannesburg District 12 12 35 55 36 -19 -34,5%
14 17 Lenasia Johannesburg District 4 7 7 20 35 15 75,0%
15 18 Mondeor Johannesburg District 1 4 12 42 34 -8 -19,0%
16 22 Bekkersdal West Rand District 1 4 5 24 32 8 33,3%
17 23 Diepkloof Johannesburg District 2 1 4 25 31 6 24,0%
18 24 Westonaria West Rand District 6 2 14 41 31 -10 -24,4%
19 25 Lenasia South Johannesburg District 5 3 15 37 30 -7 -18,9%
20 26 Rietgat Tshwane District 4 7 11 36 29 -7 -19,4%
The top 23 stations (highlighted in yellow) also feature in the National Top 30 list for the period under review.
In Gauteng's Top 40 Stations 15 stations decreased, 0 stabilised and 25 stations indicated an increase.
The highest increase recorded was at Orange Farms with 35 counts higher.
The highest decrease was at JHB Central with 19 counts lower.
92
 KIDNAPPING
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Kidnapping Part 2 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
21 27 Jabulani Johannesburg District 2 1 6 12 28 16 133,3%
22 28 Heidelberg (Gp) Sedibeng District 0 0 18 37 28 -9 -24,3%
23 29 Kempton Park Ekurhuleni District 32 19 2 37 27 -10 -27,0%
24 33 Sunnyside Tshwane District 4 0 4 17 26 9 52,9%
25 34 Honeydew Johannesburg District 23 9 14 22 25 3 13,6%
26 35 Sandton Johannesburg District 3 4 1 15 25 10 66,7%
27 37 Rabie Ridge Ekurhuleni District 10 3 5 11 25 14 127,3%
28 39 Pretoria West Tshwane District 3 6 4 32 24 -8 -25,0%
29 40 Olievenhoutbosch Tshwane District 2 2 3 6 24 18 300,0%
30 41 Randburg Johannesburg District 2 3 12 19 24 5 26,3%
31 42 Vanderbijlpark Sedibeng District 3 1 2 28 23 -5 -17,9%
32 43 Dobsonville Johannesburg District 7 6 7 24 23 -1 -4,2%
33 44 Ennerdale Johannesburg District 3 1 5 20 23 3 15,0%
34 46 Alberton Ekurhuleni District 3 4 10 18 22 4 22,2%
35 47 Cleveland Johannesburg District 2 5 11 37 22 -15 -40,5%
36 48 Katlehong Ekurhuleni District 3 3 4 17 22 5 29,4%
37 50 Benoni Ekurhuleni District 6 3 2 20 21 1 5,0%
38 51 Florida Johannesburg District 1 8 6 18 21 3 16,7%
39 53 Orlando Johannesburg District 2 3 6 22 21 -1 -4,5%
40 54 Sebokeng Sedibeng District 6 5 5 18 21 3 16,7%
The top 40 stations contributed 61,4% towards Gauteng's Kidnapping figure.
93
KIDNAPPING: CIRCUMSTANCES / CAUSATIVE FACTORS
July 2023 to September 2023

*Sample size = 2 064 Counts

94
 CONTACT-RELATED CRIME
Arson and Malicious Damage to Property. These two crimes are closely related and involve
damage to or the destruction of another person’s property (often in order to punish such a person
or entity) or to damage one’s own property for the purpose of insurance claims.

 Arson
 Malicious Damage to Property

95
 CONTACT-RELATED CRIME
Overview – 3 year comparison

7420
8000

7010
6780
7000

6000

5000

4000

3000

2000

1000
160

135

99
0
Arson Malicious damage to property
July 2021 to September 2021 160 6780
July 2022 to September 2022 135 7420
July 2023 to September 2023 99 7010
Count Diff -36 -410
% Change
↑ ↑
-26,7% -5,5%

96
 CONTACT-RELATED CRIME
Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)
3000

2 510 2 572
2 473
2500
2 481
2 378
2 250
2000

1500

1000

500
-95 -91
-260
0
July August September

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng

Contact-related Crime
July 2022 to September 2022 1 965 2 613 435 1 843 691 7 555
July 2023 to September 2023 1 840 2 539 440 1 678 599 7 109
Count diff -125 -74 5 -165 -92 -446
(%) Change -6,4% -2,8% 1,1% -9,0% -13,3% -5,9%
% contribution to Province 25,9% 35,7% 6,2% 23,6% 8,4%
97
 CONTACT-RELATED CRIME
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Contact-related Crime Part 1 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
RSA PHO Sta Dis P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Dif Cha
1 8 Eldorado Park Johannesburg District 163 119 191 161 174 13 8,1%
2 15 Alexandra Johannesburg District 113 123 157 136 151 15 11,0%
3 18 Mamelodi East Tshwane District 145 117 134 133 135 2 1,5%
4 25 Ivory Park Ekurhuleni District 132 129 112 130 130 0 0,0%
5 31 Tembisa Ekurhuleni District 138 110 97 142 124 -18 -12,7%
6 34 Akasia Tshwane District 114 89 96 120 119 -1 -0,8%
7 35 Temba Tshwane District 154 132 146 125 116 -9 -7,2%
8 45 Tsakane Ekurhuleni District 84 64 85 120 100 -20 -16,7%
9 46 Kagiso West Rand District 126 102 121 141 99 -42 -29,8%
10 49 Dobsonville Johannesburg District 176 92 103 94 98 4 4,3%
11 50 Moroka Johannesburg District 138 118 123 146 95 -51 -34,9%
12 52 Booysens Johannesburg District 61 44 83 83 92 9 10,8%
13 56 Krugersdorp West Rand District 94 70 75 113 89 -24 -21,2%
14 58 Lenasia Johannesburg District 68 65 70 70 88 18 25,7%
15 60 Orlando Johannesburg District 80 90 102 99 87 -12 -12,1%
16 64 Ennerdale Johannesburg District 68 73 51 65 85 20 30,8%
17 65 Daveyton Ekurhuleni District 67 64 95 86 85 -1 -1,2%
18 68 Roodepoort Johannesburg District 42 53 55 73 82 9 12,3%
19 70 Vanderbijlpark Sedibeng District 84 71 67 112 80 -32 -28,6%
20 71 Randfontein West Rand District 138 122 144 164 80 -84 -51,2%
The top 4 stations (highlighted in yellow) also feature in the National Top 30 list for the period under review.
In Gauteng's Top 40 Stations 21 stations decreased, 1 stabilised and 18 stations indicated an increase.
The highest increase recorded was at Mohlakeng with 76 counts higher.
The highest decrease was at Randfontein with 84 counts lower.
98
 CONTACT-RELATED CRIME
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Contact-related Crime Part 2 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
21 75 Protea Johannesburg District 97 92 151 115 78 -37 -32,2%
22 76 Meadowlands Johannesburg District 95 93 94 94 78 -16 -17,0%
23 77 Sophia Town Johannesburg District 64 75 74 72 78 6 8,3%
24 79 Mohlakeng West Rand District 0 0 0 0 76 76 100,0%
25 81 Soshanguve Tshwane District 78 73 85 64 75 11 17,2%
26 83 Pretoria Central Tshwane District 163 105 95 88 74 -14 -15,9%
27 84 Diepkloof Johannesburg District 72 75 70 83 74 -9 -10,8%
28 85 Kwa Thema Ekurhuleni District 63 73 84 63 74 11 17,5%
29 91 Jeppe Johannesburg District 107 56 71 62 72 10 16,1%
30 92 JHB Central Johannesburg District 89 52 83 57 71 14 24,6%
31 94 Kliptown Johannesburg District 84 77 92 89 71 -18 -20,2%
32 96 Honeydew Johannesburg District 179 157 102 129 70 -59 -45,7%
33 101 Katlehong Ekurhuleni District 68 50 55 70 69 -1 -1,4%
34 103 Springs Ekurhuleni District 90 76 66 90 67 -23 -25,6%
35 105 Vosloorus Ekurhuleni District 95 77 86 91 67 -24 -26,4%
36 106 Loate Tshwane District 53 29 38 49 67 18 36,7%
37 110 Kempton Park Ekurhuleni District 54 30 42 45 65 20 44,4%
38 114 Benoni Ekurhuleni District 64 47 42 68 64 -4 -5,9%
39 117 Olievenhoutbosch Tshwane District 50 53 45 58 63 5 8,6%
40 118 Mamelodi Tshwane District 30 41 58 54 63 9 16,7%
The top 40 stations contributed 49,6% towards Gauteng's Contact-related Crime figure.
99
 ARSON
Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)
60
53

50 46

40 36

36
30
32 31

20

10
-14 -22
0
July August September

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng

Arson
July 2022 to September 2022 46 32 5 39 13 135
July 2023 to September 2023 44 15 6 28 6 99
Count diff -2 -17 1 -11 -7 -36
(%) Change -4,3% -53,1% 20,0% -28,2% -53,8% -26,7%
% contribution to Province 44,4% 15,2% 6,1% 28,3% 6,1%
100
 ARSON
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Arson Part 1 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
RSA PHO Sta Dis P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Dif Cha
1 24 Tembisa Ekurhuleni District 3 3 3 3 5 2 2 counts higher
2 48 Hammanskraal Tshwane District 5 0 3 1 4 3 3 counts higher
3 59 Olifantsfontein Ekurhuleni District 2 3 2 1 4 3 3 counts higher
4 70 Akasia Tshwane District 5 2 5 7 3 -4 4 counts lower
5 71 Mamelodi East Tshwane District 6 4 1 3 3 0 0 count diff
6 75 Moroka Johannesburg District 0 1 1 2 3 1 1 count higher
7 76 Vosloorus Ekurhuleni District 4 1 3 1 3 2 2 counts higher
8 80 Daveyton Ekurhuleni District 3 0 1 3 3 0 0 count diff
9 85 Rabie Ridge Ekurhuleni District 1 2 1 0 3 3 3 counts higher
10 86 Dawn Park Ekurhuleni District 2 4 2 2 3 1 1 count higher
11 88 Etwatwa Ekurhuleni District 3 2 3 4 3 -1 1 count lower
12 120 Pretoria Central Tshwane District 14 1 1 2 2 0 0 count diff
13 124 Krugersdorp West Rand District 0 0 1 1 2 1 1 count higher
14 128 Dobsonville Johannesburg District 0 0 1 0 2 2 2 counts higher
15 131 Hercules Tshwane District 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 counts higher
16 133 Atteridgeville Tshwane District 1 0 0 5 2 -3 3 counts lower
17 137 Katlehong Ekurhuleni District 11 2 4 3 2 -1 1 count lower
18 138 Orange Farms Sedibeng District 0 2 3 1 2 1 1 count higher
19 140 Tembisa South Ekurhuleni District 7 2 1 3 2 -1 1 count lower
20 149 Primrose Ekurhuleni District 3 0 2 0 2 2 2 counts higher
The top 1 stations (highlighted in yellow) also feature in the National Top 30 list for the period under review.
In Gauteng's Top 40 Stations 10 stations decreased, 7 stabilised and 23 stations indicated an increase.
The highest increase recorded was at Hammanskraal with 3 counts higher.
The highest decrease was at Akasia with 4 counts lower.
101
 ARSON
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Arson Part 2 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
21 154 Elsburg Ekurhuleni District 0 5 3 1 2 1 1 count higher
22 158 Katlehong North Ekurhuleni District 5 0 3 0 2 2 2 counts higher
23 161 Boschkop Tshwane District 0 0 0 1 2 1 1 count higher
24 165 Fochville West Rand District 0 1 2 4 2 -2 2 counts lower
25 173 Khutsong West Rand District 0 1 3 1 2 1 1 count higher
26 201 Reigerpark Ekurhuleni District 3 0 1 0 2 2 2 counts higher
27 235 Brooklyn Tshwane District 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 count higher
28 236 Kempton Park Ekurhuleni District 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 count diff
29 242 Alexandra Johannesburg District 2 3 7 3 1 -2 2 counts lower
30 245 Jeppe Johannesburg District 1 4 0 0 1 1 1 count higher
31 246 Springs Ekurhuleni District 4 3 1 3 1 -2 2 counts lower
32 247 Douglasdale Johannesburg District 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 count higher
33 252 Tsakane Ekurhuleni District 1 0 6 1 1 0 0 count diff
34 253 Wierdabrug Tshwane District 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 count diff
35 259 Pretoria West Tshwane District 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 count higher
36 261 Soshanguve Tshwane District 4 6 4 1 1 0 0 count diff
37 264 Lenasia Johannesburg District 1 0 1 4 1 -3 3 counts lower
38 265 Brakpan Ekurhuleni District 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 count higher
39 266 Loate Tshwane District 0 0 4 0 1 1 1 count higher
40 267 Meadowlands Johannesburg District 0 0 0 3 1 -2 2 counts lower
The top 40 stations contributed 81,8% towards Gauteng's Arson figure.
102
 MALICIOUS DAMAGE TO PROPERTY
Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)
3000

2 474 2 519
2 427
2500
2 450
2 346
2000 2 214

1500

1000

500
-81 -69
-260
0
July August September

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng

Malicious damage to property
July 2022 to September 2022 1 919 2 581 430 1 804 678 7 420
July 2023 to September 2023 1 796 2 524 434 1 650 593 7 010
Count diff -123 -57 4 -154 -85 -410
(%) Change -6,4% -2,2% 0,9% -8,5% -12,5% -5,5%
% contribution to Province 25,6% 36,0% 6,2% 23,5% 8,5%
103
 MALICIOUS DAMAGE TO PROPERTY
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Malicious damage to property Part 1 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
RSA PHO Sta Dis P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Dif Cha
1 7 Eldorado Park Johannesburg District 162 119 188 161 174 13 8,1%
2 13 Alexandra Johannesburg District 111 120 150 133 150 17 12,8%
3 20 Mamelodi East Tshwane District 139 113 133 130 132 2 1,5%
4 21 Ivory Park Ekurhuleni District 129 124 109 128 130 2 1,6%
5 29 Tembisa Ekurhuleni District 135 107 94 139 119 -20 -14,4%
6 33 Temba Tshwane District 153 129 143 124 116 -8 -6,5%
7 34 Akasia Tshwane District 109 87 91 113 116 3 2,7%
8 43 Tsakane Ekurhuleni District 83 64 79 119 99 -20 -16,8%
9 44 Kagiso West Rand District 123 100 120 141 99 -42 -29,8%
10 48 Dobsonville Johannesburg District 176 92 102 94 96 2 2,1%
11 50 Booysens Johannesburg District 60 43 83 83 92 9 10,8%
12 51 Moroka Johannesburg District 138 117 122 144 92 -52 -36,1%
13 54 Krugersdorp West Rand District 94 70 74 112 87 -25 -22,3%
14 55 Orlando Johannesburg District 80 88 102 97 87 -10 -10,3%
15 56 Lenasia Johannesburg District 67 65 69 66 87 21 31,8%
16 58 Ennerdale Johannesburg District 68 71 51 65 85 20 30,8%
17 63 Roodepoort Johannesburg District 42 51 51 72 82 10 13,9%
18 64 Daveyton Ekurhuleni District 64 64 94 83 82 -1 -1,2%
19 67 Vanderbijlpark Sedibeng District 82 69 65 112 80 -32 -28,6%
20 70 Randfontein West Rand District 137 120 141 162 80 -82 -50,6%
The top 5 stations (highlighted in yellow) also feature in the National Top 30 list for the period under review.
In Gauteng's Top 40 Stations 19 stations decreased, 1 stabilised and 20 stations indicated an increase.
The highest increase recorded was at Mohlakeng with 76 counts higher.
The highest decrease was at Randfontein with 82 counts lower.
104
 MALICIOUS DAMAGE TO PROPERTY
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Malicious damage to property Part 2 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
21 72 Protea Johannesburg District 96 91 150 114 78 -36 -31,6%
22 74 Meadowlands Johannesburg District 95 93 94 91 77 -14 -15,4%
23 75 Sophia Town Johannesburg District 64 74 74 72 77 5 6,9%
24 77 Mohlakeng West Rand District 0 0 0 0 76 76 100,0%
25 80 Soshanguve Tshwane District 74 67 81 63 74 11 17,5%
26 81 Diepkloof Johannesburg District 70 74 70 83 74 -9 -10,8%
27 82 Kwa Thema Ekurhuleni District 61 72 82 62 74 12 19,4%
28 85 Pretoria Central Tshwane District 149 104 94 86 72 -14 -16,3%
29 88 JHB Central Johannesburg District 88 51 83 56 71 15 26,8%
30 89 Jeppe Johannesburg District 106 52 71 62 71 9 14,5%
31 91 Kliptown Johannesburg District 84 74 90 89 71 -18 -20,2%
32 92 Honeydew Johannesburg District 179 150 100 127 70 -57 -44,9%
33 97 Katlehong Ekurhuleni District 57 48 51 67 67 0 0,0%
34 99 Springs Ekurhuleni District 86 73 65 87 66 -21 -24,1%
35 101 Loate Tshwane District 53 29 34 49 66 17 34,7%
36 106 Kempton Park Ekurhuleni District 54 30 42 44 64 20 45,5%
37 107 Benoni Ekurhuleni District 64 47 42 67 64 -3 -4,5%
38 108 Vosloorus Ekurhuleni District 91 76 83 90 64 -26 -28,9%
39 114 Olievenhoutbosch Tshwane District 50 51 38 56 63 7 12,5%
40 116 Mamelodi Tshwane District 30 41 55 54 63 9 16,7%
The top 40 stations contributed 49,7% towards Gauteng's Malicious damage to property figure.
105
PROPERTY-RELATED CRIME
Property-Related Crime refers to crimes during which tangible property of an individual or
institution is taken by criminal elements without permission, and in the absence of the
owner/custodian of such property. This type of crime includes burglary at both residential and
non-residential premises, theft of motor vehicles and motorcycles, theft out of or from motor
vehicles and stock-theft.

 Burglary at Residential Premises

 Burglary at Non-Residential Premises
 Theft of Motor Vehicle and Motor Cycle
 Theft out of or from Motor Vehicle
 Stock Theft

106
 PROPERTY-RELATED CRIME
Overview – 3 year comparison

9073
10000

8158
9000

7681
8000

6108
7000

6027
5671
5210
5106
6000

4395
5000
3407
4000 3335
3000 3035

2000

1000

285
242
208
0
Burglary at Burglary at Theft of motor Theft out of or
non-residential residential vehicle and from motor Stock-theft
premises premises motorcycle vehicle
July 2021 to September 2021 3407 7681 4395 5671 208
July 2022 to September 2022 3335 9073 5210 6027 285
July 2023 to September 2023 3035 8158 5106 6108 242
Count Diff -300 -915 -104 81 -43
↑
% Change -9,0%
↑ -10,1%
↑ -2,0% ↑ 1,3%
↑ -15,1%
107
 PROPERTY-RELATED CRIME
Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)
9000
7 921 8 068 7 941
8000

7000 7 695 7 493

7 461

6000

5000

4000

3000

2000

1000
-460 -373 -448
0
July August September

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng

Property-related Crime
July 2022 to September 2022 5 626 7 863 1 553 7 097 1 774 23 930
July 2023 to September 2023 5 459 7 540 1 298 6 805 1 539 22 649
Count diff -167 -323 -255 -292 -235 -1 281
(%) Change -3,0% -4,1% -16,4% -4,1% -13,2% -5,4%
% contribution to Province 24,1% 33,3% 5,7% 30,0% 6,8%
108
 PROPERTY-RELATED CRIME
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Property-related Crime Part 1 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
RSA PHO Sta Dis P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Dif Cha
1 4 Brooklyn Tshwane District 807 625 565 491 580 89 18,1%
2 7 Honeydew Johannesburg District 829 485 460 614 543 -71 -11,6%
3 9 Kempton Park Ekurhuleni District 480 398 413 358 480 122 34,1%
4 10 Roodepoort Johannesburg District 486 374 350 462 462 0 0,0%
5 14 Wierdabrug Tshwane District 684 488 460 389 422 33 8,5%
6 15 Krugersdorp West Rand District 465 338 312 457 418 -39 -8,5%
7 20 Sunnyside Tshwane District 565 423 440 408 404 -4 -1,0%
8 21 JHB Central Johannesburg District 489 312 269 403 395 -8 -2,0%
9 23 Lyttelton Tshwane District 602 397 411 401 388 -13 -3,2%
10 26 Midrand Johannesburg District 561 325 363 407 378 -29 -7,1%
11 28 Pretoria Central Tshwane District 495 297 402 366 366 0 0,0%
12 36 Benoni Ekurhuleni District 403 367 334 366 327 -39 -10,7%
13 38 Springs Ekurhuleni District 391 377 239 354 320 -34 -9,6%
14 39 Akasia Tshwane District 469 334 297 296 319 23 7,8%
15 41 Boksburg North Ekurhuleni District 389 304 295 321 312 -9 -2,8%
16 42 Sandton Johannesburg District 567 255 259 259 311 52 20,1%
17 45 Florida Johannesburg District 323 297 267 314 310 -4 -1,3%
18 46 Garsfontein Tshwane District 426 347 314 298 307 9 3,0%
19 50 Temba Tshwane District 308 220 222 316 292 -24 -7,6%
20 55 Sinoville Tshwane District 328 267 263 272 277 5 1,8%
The top 11 stations (highlighted in yellow) also feature in the National Top 30 list for the period under review.
In Gauteng's Top 40 Stations 25 stations decreased, 2 stabilised and 13 stations indicated an increase.
The highest increase recorded was at Kempton Park with 122 counts higher.
The highest decrease was at Honeydew with 71 counts lower.
109
 PROPERTY-RELATED CRIME
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Property-related Crime Part 2 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
21 58 Vanderbijlpark Sedibeng District 398 358 296 343 275 -68 -19,8%
22 60 Pretoria West Tshwane District 318 238 242 296 274 -22 -7,4%
23 64 Mondeor Johannesburg District 354 201 228 241 256 15 6,2%
24 70 Brakpan Ekurhuleni District 213 188 144 171 249 78 45,6%
25 72 Silverton Tshwane District 311 304 283 299 247 -52 -17,4%
26 75 Booysens Johannesburg District 322 267 261 278 244 -34 -12,2%
27 80 Douglasdale Johannesburg District 343 204 227 257 238 -19 -7,4%
28 83 Linden Johannesburg District 452 237 226 219 231 12 5,5%
29 85 Parkview Johannesburg District 287 163 125 178 229 51 28,7%
30 86 Germiston Ekurhuleni District 326 260 184 246 227 -19 -7,7%
31 87 Tembisa Ekurhuleni District 321 229 158 227 226 -1 -0,4%
32 88 Jeppe Johannesburg District 250 130 154 211 224 13 6,2%
33 93 Pretoria North Tshwane District 267 206 233 289 222 -67 -23,2%
34 95 Alberton Ekurhuleni District 308 285 239 250 221 -29 -11,6%
35 97 Ivory Park Ekurhuleni District 277 215 174 245 220 -25 -10,2%
36 103 Norkempark Ekurhuleni District 284 212 199 191 213 22 11,5%
37 107 Randburg Johannesburg District 397 222 211 243 208 -35 -14,4%
38 108 Protea Johannesburg District 257 237 213 238 206 -32 -13,4%
39 109 Vereeniging Sedibeng District 325 242 193 224 205 -19 -8,5%
40 111 Hercules Tshwane District 308 227 220 238 203 -35 -14,7%
The top 40 stations contributed 54,0% towards Gauteng's Property-related Crime figure.
110
 BURGLARY AT RESIDENTIAL PREMISES
Trend over three-months period

3500
3 078 3 043
2 952
3000

2500 2 718 2 764

2 676

2000

1500

1000

500
-234 -314 -367
0
July August September

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng

Burglary at residential premises
July 2022 to September 2022 2 211 2 692 793 2 548 828 9 073
July 2023 to September 2023 2 099 2 506 559 2 327 667 8 158
Count diff -112 -186 -234 -221 -161 -915
(%) Change -5,1% -6,9% -29,5% -8,7% -19,4% -10,1%
% contribution to Province 25,7% 30,7% 6,9% 28,5% 8,2%
111
 BURGLARY AT RESIDENTIAL PREMISES
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Burglary at residential premises Part 1 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
RSA PHO Sta Dis P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Dif Cha
1 8 Roodepoort Johannesburg District 172 111 123 163 171 8 4,9%
2 12 Temba Tshwane District 175 135 128 183 160 -23 -12,6%
3 13 Wierdabrug Tshwane District 189 165 158 157 158 1 0,6%
4 17 Krugersdorp West Rand District 158 115 122 160 151 -9 -5,6%
5 23 Akasia Tshwane District 201 145 135 128 141 13 10,2%
6 29 Tsakane Ekurhuleni District 146 115 107 137 136 -1 -0,7%
7 32 Honeydew Johannesburg District 301 150 169 195 133 -62 -31,8%
8 33 Protea Johannesburg District 164 126 129 129 131 2 1,6%
9 36 Springs Ekurhuleni District 156 148 90 153 128 -25 -16,3%
10 43 Lyttelton Tshwane District 126 99 136 124 118 -6 -4,8%
11 45 Norkempark Ekurhuleni District 134 97 96 86 118 32 37,2%
12 48 Brooklyn Tshwane District 217 128 111 125 113 -12 -9,6%
13 50 Vanderbijlpark Sedibeng District 186 183 159 187 111 -76 -40,6%
14 55 Brakpan Ekurhuleni District 76 62 40 73 108 35 47,9%
15 57 Mabopane Tshwane District 93 47 68 92 107 15 16,3%
16 60 Kempton Park Ekurhuleni District 112 84 82 77 105 28 36,4%
17 64 Linden Johannesburg District 144 67 107 66 103 37 56,1%
18 69 Tembisa Ekurhuleni District 142 83 64 83 99 16 19,3%
19 70 Mamelodi East Tshwane District 138 72 103 102 99 -3 -2,9%
20 72 Rietgat Tshwane District 96 87 106 118 99 -19 -16,1%
The top 6 stations (highlighted in yellow) also feature in the National Top 30 list for the period under review.
In Gauteng's Top 40 Stations 25 stations decreased, 1 stabilised and 14 stations indicated an increase.
The highest increase recorded was at Linden with 37 counts higher.
The highest decrease was at Vanderbijlpark with 76 counts lower.
112
 BURGLARY AT RESIDENTIAL PREMISES
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Burglary at residential premises Part 2 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
21 74 Sandton Johannesburg District 88 68 55 83 98 15 18,1%
22 78 Midrand Johannesburg District 119 110 120 105 95 -10 -9,5%
23 84 Ivory Park Ekurhuleni District 134 72 48 93 91 -2 -2,2%
24 88 Orlando Johannesburg District 118 62 71 80 90 10 12,5%
25 93 Soshanguve Tshwane District 129 52 87 110 88 -22 -20,0%
26 94 Pretoria North Tshwane District 83 61 64 106 88 -18 -17,0%
27 95 Mondeor Johannesburg District 174 80 102 121 87 -34 -28,1%
28 100 Moroka Johannesburg District 137 102 77 101 85 -16 -15,8%
29 112 Garsfontein Tshwane District 160 86 113 99 82 -17 -17,2%
30 117 Pretoria West Tshwane District 105 95 60 101 80 -21 -20,8%
31 120 Douglasdale Johannesburg District 86 71 85 95 79 -16 -16,8%
32 123 Florida Johannesburg District 79 87 62 97 78 -19 -19,6%
33 128 Boksburg North Ekurhuleni District 81 61 58 63 77 14 22,2%
34 131 Hercules Tshwane District 128 83 63 90 76 -14 -15,6%
35 133 Primrose Ekurhuleni District 66 54 43 71 76 5 7,0%
36 135 Benoni Ekurhuleni District 108 80 106 128 75 -53 -41,4%
37 137 Kagiso West Rand District 133 94 106 106 74 -32 -30,2%
38 138 Meadowlands Johannesburg District 84 56 37 74 74 0 0,0%
39 139 Sophia Town Johannesburg District 71 67 78 91 74 -17 -18,7%
40 142 Silverton Tshwane District 93 75 72 98 73 -25 -25,5%
The top 40 stations contributed 50,6% towards Gauteng's Burglary at residential premises figure.
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 BURGLARY AT NON-RESIDENTIAL PREMISES
Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)
1400

1 162
1200 1 104
1 069

1000
1 025 1 039
971
800

600

400

200
-65
-98
-137
0
July August September

Burglary at non-residential
Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng
premises
July 2022 to September 2022 786 1 130 263 878 278 3 335
July 2023 to September 2023 779 978 201 818 259 3 035
Count diff -7 -152 -62 -60 -19 -300
(%) Change -0,9% -13,5% -23,6% -6,8% -6,8% -9,0%
% contribution to Province 25,7% 32,2% 6,6% 27,0% 8,5%
114
 BURGLARY AT NON-RESIDENTIAL PREMISES
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Burglary at non-residential premises Part 1 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
RSA PHO Sta Dis P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Dif Cha
1 10 JHB Central Johannesburg District 76 51 76 94 80 -14 -14,9%
2 20 Kempton Park Ekurhuleni District 66 72 47 61 66 5 8,2%
3 21 Brooklyn Tshwane District 80 50 45 64 64 0 0,0%
4 24 Springs Ekurhuleni District 64 55 45 75 61 -14 -18,7%
5 25 Benoni Ekurhuleni District 74 54 70 45 61 16 35,6%
6 30 Jeppe Johannesburg District 57 25 39 39 57 18 46,2%
7 31 Midrand Johannesburg District 69 59 60 83 55 -28 -33,7%
8 34 Krugersdorp West Rand District 66 43 52 71 55 -16 -22,5%
9 35 Lyttelton Tshwane District 57 41 54 59 55 -4 -6,8%
10 44 Germiston Ekurhuleni District 58 45 46 31 48 17 54,8%
11 45 Alberton Ekurhuleni District 35 39 43 43 48 5 11,6%
12 46 Randfontein West Rand District 34 28 41 50 48 -2 -4,0%
13 50 Booysens Johannesburg District 62 62 48 70 44 -26 -37,1%
14 51 Boksburg North Ekurhuleni District 66 34 39 49 44 -5 -10,2%
15 54 Garsfontein Tshwane District 26 26 24 26 43 17 65,4%
16 59 Honeydew Johannesburg District 55 50 51 53 41 -12 -22,6%
17 62 Roodepoort Johannesburg District 36 29 42 67 40 -27 -40,3%
18 63 Temba Tshwane District 50 41 32 72 40 -32 -44,4%
19 65 Sandton Johannesburg District 43 45 27 33 39 6 18,2%
20 67 Vanderbijlpark Sedibeng District 67 63 33 58 38 -20 -34,5%
The top 6 stations (highlighted in yellow) also feature in the National Top 30 list for the period under review.
In Gauteng's Top 40 Stations 22 stations decreased, 3 stabilised and 15 stations indicated an increase.
The highest increase recorded was at Jeppe with 18 counts higher.
The highest decrease was at Temba with 32 counts lower.
115
 BURGLARY AT NON-RESIDENTIAL PREMISES
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Burglary at non-residential premises Part 2 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
21 69 Vereeniging Sedibeng District 54 53 29 46 38 -8 -17,4%
22 77 Ivory Park Ekurhuleni District 26 15 37 38 36 -2 -5,3%
23 78 Florida Johannesburg District 21 44 21 42 36 -6 -14,3%
24 79 Silverton Tshwane District 34 26 39 33 36 3 9,1%
25 81 Hercules Tshwane District 31 38 23 33 36 3 9,1%
26 82 Rietgat Tshwane District 20 28 32 33 36 3 9,1%
27 84 Lenasia Johannesburg District 27 26 24 38 35 -3 -7,9%
28 88 Pretoria Central Tshwane District 66 43 64 25 34 9 36,0%
29 89 Moroka Johannesburg District 46 40 55 34 34 0 0,0%
30 90 Wierdabrug Tshwane District 37 35 36 41 34 -7 -17,1%
31 103 Pretoria West Tshwane District 37 18 29 39 32 -7 -17,9%
32 106 Hillbrow Johannesburg District 36 23 30 23 31 8 34,8%
33 108 Westonaria West Rand District 29 33 22 40 31 -9 -22,5%
34 111 Tembisa Ekurhuleni District 34 25 24 30 30 0 0,0%
35 112 Carletonville West Rand District 20 29 17 36 30 -6 -16,7%
36 116 Bronkhorstspruit Tshwane District 50 36 29 34 30 -4 -11,8%
37 129 Douglasdale Johannesburg District 40 33 36 49 28 -21 -42,9%
38 130 Brakpan Ekurhuleni District 29 36 31 15 28 13 86,7%
39 131 Atteridgeville Tshwane District 17 36 18 24 28 4 16,7%
40 132 Bramley Johannesburg District 22 13 32 24 28 4 16,7%
The top 40 stations contributed 55,3% towards Gauteng's Burglary at non-residential premises figure.
116
BURGLARY AT RELIGIOUS, LIQUOR OUTLETS AND EDUCATIONAL PREMISES

July 2023 to September 2023

117
 THEFT OF MOTOR VEHICLE AND MOTORCYCLE
Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)
2000
1 805
1 742
1800 1 663
1600 1 759
1 665 1 682
1400

1200

1000

800

600

400
17 19
200
-140
0
July August September

Theft of motor vehicle and

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng
motorcycle
July 2022 to September 2022 1 251 1 850 224 1 543 328 5 210
July 2023 to September 2023 1 283 1 663 271 1 550 332 5 106
Count diff 32 -187 47 7 4 -104
(%) Change 2,6% -10,1% 21,0% 0,5% 1,2% -2,0%
% contribution to Province 25,1% 32,6% 5,3% 30,4% 6,5%
118
 THEFT OF MOTOR VEHICLE AND MOTORCYCLE
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Theft of motor vehicle and motorcycle Part 1 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
RSA PHO Sta Dis P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Dif Cha
1 1 Brooklyn Tshwane District 251 273 224 179 232 53 29,6%
2 3 Roodepoort Johannesburg District 139 140 100 142 149 7 4,9%
3 4 Krugersdorp West Rand District 145 108 75 157 147 -10 -6,4%
4 5 Honeydew Johannesburg District 145 134 118 215 139 -76 -35,3%
5 6 Boksburg North Ekurhuleni District 85 103 96 112 127 15 13,4%
6 7 Sinoville Tshwane District 72 116 69 109 120 11 10,1%
7 8 Wierdabrug Tshwane District 205 159 148 82 111 29 35,4%
8 9 Garsfontein Tshwane District 89 98 70 91 111 20 22,0%
9 11 Benoni Ekurhuleni District 90 98 67 111 106 -5 -4,5%
10 12 Kempton Park Ekurhuleni District 103 70 64 74 105 31 41,9%
11 13 Florida Johannesburg District 102 107 110 87 102 15 17,2%
12 17 JHB Central Johannesburg District 90 73 58 102 90 -12 -11,8%
13 18 Springs Ekurhuleni District 72 102 48 53 90 37 69,8%
14 19 Sunnyside Tshwane District 140 108 93 127 85 -42 -33,1%
15 20 Lyttelton Tshwane District 135 96 82 82 85 3 3,7%
16 22 Alberton Ekurhuleni District 111 89 56 80 74 -6 -7,5%
17 23 Vanderbijlpark Sedibeng District 95 49 60 51 73 22 43,1%
18 24 Villieria Tshwane District 60 80 89 70 73 3 4,3%
19 26 Booysens Johannesburg District 89 80 77 82 71 -11 -13,4%
20 27 Mondeor Johannesburg District 73 43 38 48 70 22 45,8%
The top 23 stations (highlighted in yellow) also feature in the National Top 30 list for the period under review.
In Gauteng's Top 40 Stations 18 stations decreased, 0 stabilised and 22 stations indicated an increase.
The highest increase recorded was at Brooklyn with 53 counts higher.
The highest decrease was at Honeydew with 76 counts lower.
119
 THEFT OF MOTOR VEHICLE AND MOTORCYCLE
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Theft of motor vehicle and motorcycle Part 2 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
21 28 Pretoria West Tshwane District 86 71 75 63 70 7 11,1%
22 29 Germiston Ekurhuleni District 66 50 34 54 68 14 25,9%
23 30 Pretoria North Tshwane District 98 83 107 90 66 -24 -26,7%
24 31 Parkview Johannesburg District 96 56 25 41 66 25 61,0%
25 32 Vereeniging Sedibeng District 71 49 36 52 65 13 25,0%
26 33 Brixton Johannesburg District 59 85 45 95 64 -31 -32,6%
27 34 Akasia Tshwane District 94 76 76 49 62 13 26,5%
28 35 Midrand Johannesburg District 68 37 36 59 56 -3 -5,1%
29 36 Sandton Johannesburg District 60 41 48 69 54 -15 -21,7%
30 37 Linden Johannesburg District 95 75 48 76 54 -22 -28,9%
31 38 Pretoria Central Tshwane District 100 84 95 85 53 -32 -37,6%
32 41 Pretoria Moot Tshwane District 44 98 55 47 51 4 8,5%
33 44 Brakpan Ekurhuleni District 60 41 29 43 49 6 14,0%
34 45 Randfontein West Rand District 72 51 40 66 49 -17 -25,8%
35 46 Tembisa Ekurhuleni District 66 55 37 76 48 -28 -36,8%
36 47 Olievenhoutbosch Tshwane District 46 31 20 62 48 -14 -22,6%
37 48 Carletonville West Rand District 39 31 24 22 48 26 118,2%
38 49 Lenasia Johannesburg District 37 42 40 27 47 20 74,1%
39 50 Moffatview Johannesburg District 53 42 49 51 47 -4 -7,8%
40 53 Hillbrow Johannesburg District 78 39 43 55 45 -10 -18,2%
The top 40 stations contributed 64,0% towards Gauteng's Theft of motor vehicle and motorcycle figure.
120
 THEFT OUT OF OR FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)
2500

2 022 2 067 2 038

2000
2 000 1 989 2 019

1500

1000

500
22 78

-19
0
July August September

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng

Theft out of or from motor vehicle
July 2022 to September 2022 1 327 2 188 223 2 025 262 6 027
July 2023 to September 2023 1 262 2 386 216 2 022 221 6 108
Count diff -65 198 -7 -3 -41 81
(%) Change -4,9% 9,0% -3,1% -0,1% -15,6% 1,3%
% contribution to Province 20,7% 39,1% 3,5% 33,1% 3,6%
121
 THEFT OUT OF OR FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Theft out of or from motor vehicle Part 1 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
RSA PHO Sta Dis P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Dif Cha
1 8 Pretoria Central Tshwane District 316 159 231 242 261 19 7,9%
2 9 Sunnyside Tshwane District 343 237 287 228 245 17 7,5%
3 10 Honeydew Johannesburg District 328 151 122 151 230 79 52,3%
4 11 JHB Central Johannesburg District 303 175 125 186 206 20 10,8%
5 12 Kempton Park Ekurhuleni District 199 171 220 146 204 58 39,7%
6 18 Midrand Johannesburg District 305 119 147 160 172 12 7,5%
7 19 Brooklyn Tshwane District 259 174 185 123 171 48 39,0%
8 35 Lyttelton Tshwane District 283 161 139 136 127 -9 -6,6%
9 38 Sandton Johannesburg District 376 100 128 74 120 46 62,2%
10 40 Wierdabrug Tshwane District 253 129 117 109 119 10 9,2%
11 43 Randburg Johannesburg District 214 82 88 101 111 10 9,9%
12 44 Hillbrow Johannesburg District 149 83 64 89 108 19 21,3%
13 48 Roodepoort Johannesburg District 139 94 85 90 101 11 12,2%
14 53 Silverton Tshwane District 127 112 89 106 95 -11 -10,4%
15 54 Akasia Tshwane District 139 90 73 100 94 -6 -6,0%
16 55 Florida Johannesburg District 121 59 74 88 94 6 6,8%
17 57 Pretoria West Tshwane District 90 54 78 93 92 -1 -1,1%
18 61 Douglasdale Johannesburg District 176 60 82 65 90 25 38,5%
19 64 Benoni Ekurhuleni District 130 135 91 82 85 3 3,7%
20 67 Sinoville Tshwane District 103 73 65 72 84 12 16,7%
The top 7 stations (highlighted in yellow) also feature in the National Top 30 list for the period under review.
In Gauteng's Top 40 Stations 13 stations decreased, 1 stabilised and 26 stations indicated an increase.
The highest increase recorded was at Honeydew with 79 counts higher.
The highest decrease was at Germiston with 58 counts lower.
122
 THEFT OUT OF OR FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Theft out of or from motor vehicle Part 2 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
21 69 Parkview Johannesburg District 127 39 41 83 82 -1 -1,2%
22 72 Mondeor Johannesburg District 78 54 58 56 77 21 37,5%
23 80 Garsfontein Tshwane District 151 137 107 82 71 -11 -13,4%
24 83 Booysens Johannesburg District 72 63 61 65 69 4 6,2%
25 84 Jeppe Johannesburg District 84 31 46 47 67 20 42,6%
26 86 Olievenhoutbosch Tshwane District 130 86 65 65 65 0 0,0%
27 87 Boksburg Ekurhuleni District 87 55 59 61 65 4 6,6%
28 89 Boksburg North Ekurhuleni District 157 106 102 97 64 -33 -34,0%
29 90 Brakpan Ekurhuleni District 48 47 42 38 64 26 68,4%
30 91 Soshanguve Tshwane District 34 41 35 41 63 22 53,7%
31 94 Krugersdorp West Rand District 94 71 61 66 62 -4 -6,1%
32 96 Linden Johannesburg District 195 76 54 56 61 5 8,9%
33 99 Germiston Ekurhuleni District 130 113 81 116 58 -58 -50,0%
34 100 Pretoria North Tshwane District 67 42 44 66 57 -9 -13,6%
35 106 Norwood Johannesburg District 85 34 15 37 55 18 48,6%
36 111 Ivory Park Ekurhuleni District 60 73 47 58 52 -6 -10,3%
37 112 Alberton Ekurhuleni District 80 80 80 56 52 -4 -7,1%
38 113 Hercules Tshwane District 92 51 54 64 52 -12 -18,8%
39 115 Atteridgeville Tshwane District 28 27 30 33 52 19 57,6%
40 117 Moroka Johannesburg District 103 52 40 47 51 4 8,5%
The top 40 stations contributed 66,3% towards Gauteng's Theft out of or from motor vehicle figure.
123
 STOCK-THEFT
Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)
120

95 97
100 93

80 85
80
77
60

40

20

-10
-17 -16
0
July August September

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng

Stock-theft
July 2022 to September 2022 51 3 50 103 78 285
July 2023 to September 2023 36 7 51 88 60 242
Count diff -15 4 1 -15 -18 -43
(%) Change -29,4% 133,3% 2,0% -14,6% -23,1% -15,1%
% contribution to Province 14,9% 2,9% 21,1% 36,4% 24,8%
124
 STOCK-THEFT
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Stock-theft Part 1 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
RSA PHO Sta Dis P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Dif Cha
1 126 Hammanskraal Tshwane District 10 8 6 12 14 2 16,7%
2 127 Bronkhorstspruit Tshwane District 30 27 11 27 14 -13 -48,1%
3 128 Fochville West Rand District 5 10 4 9 14 5 55,6%
4 144 Temba Tshwane District 10 10 21 18 13 -5 -27,8%
5 173 Randfontein West Rand District 19 16 13 19 11 -8 -42,1%
6 199 Nigel Ekurhuleni District 4 5 7 15 10 -5 -33,3%
7 213 The Barrage Sedibeng District 8 8 6 8 10 2 25,0%
8 253 Dube Tshwane District 9 13 10 7 9 2 28,6%
9 276 Tarlton West Rand District 6 7 1 10 8 -2 -20,0%
10 293 Vereeniging Sedibeng District 0 3 3 4 7 3 75,0%
11 309 Welbekend Tshwane District 10 5 8 4 7 3 75,0%
12 337 Carletonville West Rand District 3 5 4 3 6 3 100,0%
13 339 Sebokeng Sedibeng District 4 0 0 6 6 0 0,0%
14 342 De Deur Sedibeng District 12 4 4 4 6 2 50,0%
15 345 Putfontein Ekurhuleni District 1 1 1 4 6 2 50,0%
16 346 Meyerton Sedibeng District 5 8 5 10 6 -4 -40,0%
17 353 Kameeldrift Tshwane District 5 1 5 7 6 -1 -14,3%
18 397 Cullinan Tshwane District 8 5 10 4 5 1 25,0%
19 403 Ekangala Tshwane District 2 5 3 1 5 4 400,0%
20 410 Kliprivier Sedibeng District 2 4 4 2 5 3 150,0%
None of Gauteng's stations reflect in the national top 30 for this crime category
In Gauteng's Top 40 Stations 13 stations decreased, 4 stabilised and 23 stations indicated an increase.
The highest increase recorded was at Fochville with 5 counts higher.
The highest decrease was at Bronkhorstspruit with 13 counts lower.
125
 STOCK-THEFT
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Stock-theft Part 2 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
21 414 Magaliesburg West Rand District 7 8 5 7 5 -2 -28,6%
22 421 Devon Ekurhuleni District 9 5 5 3 5 2 66,7%
23 445 Evaton Sedibeng District 2 0 0 3 4 1 33,3%
24 447 Pretoria North Tshwane District 1 3 4 9 4 -5 -55,6%
25 448 Westonaria West Rand District 8 8 4 7 4 -3 -42,9%
26 509 Krugersdorp West Rand District 2 1 2 3 3 0 0,0%
27 510 Springs Ekurhuleni District 4 10 4 8 3 -5 -62,5%
28 511 Lyttelton Tshwane District 1 0 0 0 3 3 100,0%
29 513 Vanderbijlpark Sedibeng District 2 3 3 1 3 2 200,0%
30 519 Mohlakeng West Rand District 0 0 0 0 3 3 100,0%
31 542 Zonkizizwe Ekurhuleni District 3 0 1 1 3 2 200,0%
32 564 Hekpoort West Rand District 5 13 5 6 3 -3 -50,0%
33 597 Eldorado Park Johannesburg District 0 0 1 0 2 2 100,0%
34 601 Loate Tshwane District 5 1 2 1 2 1 100,0%
35 602 Rietgat Tshwane District 1 1 2 2 2 0 0,0%
36 605 Orange Farms Sedibeng District 5 6 5 5 2 -3 -60,0%
37 609 Lenasia South Johannesburg District 1 0 0 0 2 2 100,0%
38 613 Boschkop Tshwane District 3 1 1 2 2 0 0,0%
39 693 Roodepoort Johannesburg District 0 0 0 0 1 1 100,0%
40 696 Tembisa Ekurhuleni District 1 0 0 0 1 1 100,0%
The top 40 stations contributed 93,0% towards Gauteng's Stock-theft figure.
126
OTHER SERIOUS CRIME
Includes all serious crimes not mentioned in the above categories

 All Theft not mentioned elsewhere

 Commercial Crime
 Shoplifting

127
 OTHER SERIOUS CRIMES
Overview – 3 year comparison
25000

19468

18028
20000

16267
15000

10320
10244
8317
10000

4384
4223
3227
5000

0
All theft not mentioned
Commercial crime Shoplifting
elsewhere
July 2021 to September 2021 16267 8317 3227
July 2022 to September 2022 19468 10244 4223
July 2023 to September 2023 18028 10320 4384
Count Diff -1440 76 161
↑
% Change -7,4% ↑ 0,7% ↑ 3,8%

128
 OTHER SERIOUS CRIME
Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)

14000

12000 11 399 11 497

11 191

11 345
10000 10 825
10 410

8000

6000

4000

2000 152

-989 -366
0
July August September

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng

Other serious Crime
July 2022 to September 2022 7 850 12 593 1 693 9 749 1 910 33 935
July 2023 to September 2023 7 531 12 026 1 864 9 142 2 035 32 732
Count diff -319 -567 171 -607 125 -1 203
(%) Change -4,1% -4,5% 10,1% -6,2% 6,5% -3,5%
% contribution to Province 23,0% 36,7% 5,7% 27,9% 6,2%
129
 OTHER SERIOUS CRIME
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Other serious Crime Part 1 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
RSA PHO Sta Dis P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Dif Cha
1 2 Midrand Johannesburg District 800 690 676 882 933 51 5,8%
2 6 Sandton Johannesburg District 812 623 578 734 728 -6 -0,8%
3 9 Honeydew Johannesburg District 790 754 662 920 677 -243 -26,4%
4 10 Brooklyn Tshwane District 666 541 555 737 668 -69 -9,4%
5 12 Lyttelton Tshwane District 546 409 434 587 656 69 11,8%
6 16 JHB Central Johannesburg District 920 639 643 647 576 -71 -11,0%
7 17 Kempton Park Ekurhuleni District 527 492 431 591 575 -16 -2,7%
8 21 Pretoria Central Tshwane District 849 558 529 632 550 -82 -13,0%
9 24 Douglasdale Johannesburg District 486 443 463 577 510 -67 -11,6%
10 25 Roodepoort Johannesburg District 405 386 342 500 508 8 1,6%
11 28 Benoni Ekurhuleni District 470 372 450 514 495 -19 -3,7%
12 32 Boksburg North Ekurhuleni District 486 396 415 417 475 58 13,9%
13 33 Springs Ekurhuleni District 494 353 383 493 474 -19 -3,9%
14 37 Mondeor Johannesburg District 419 387 466 472 460 -12 -2,5%
15 38 Krugersdorp West Rand District 378 302 315 412 457 45 10,9%
16 41 Sunnyside Tshwane District 612 397 452 562 448 -114 -20,3%
17 42 Vanderbijlpark Sedibeng District 431 318 432 433 446 13 3,0%
18 44 Silverton Tshwane District 277 316 359 476 443 -33 -6,9%
19 49 Hillbrow Johannesburg District 448 306 322 433 417 -16 -3,7%
20 50 Wierdabrug Tshwane District 392 370 357 438 414 -24 -5,5%
The top 11 stations (highlighted in yellow) also feature in the National Top 30 list for the period under review.
In Gauteng's Top 40 Stations 26 stations decreased, 0 stabilised and 14 stations indicated an increase.
The highest increase recorded was at Temba with 71 counts higher.
The highest decrease was at Honeydew with 243 counts lower.
130
 OTHER SERIOUS CRIME
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Other serious Crime Part 2 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
21 52 Florida Johannesburg District 390 306 321 356 410 54 15,2%
22 54 Sinoville Tshwane District 338 378 370 448 406 -42 -9,4%
23 65 Garsfontein Tshwane District 348 337 340 401 391 -10 -2,5%
24 66 Randburg Johannesburg District 378 289 329 363 390 27 7,4%
25 70 Akasia Tshwane District 452 414 409 404 384 -20 -5,0%
26 71 Alberton Ekurhuleni District 421 520 415 408 382 -26 -6,4%
27 75 Temba Tshwane District 267 238 317 285 356 71 24,9%
28 76 Brakpan Ekurhuleni District 297 309 284 330 356 26 7,9%
29 78 Booysens Johannesburg District 266 247 232 350 342 -8 -2,3%
30 80 Germiston Ekurhuleni District 345 245 284 324 326 2 0,6%
31 83 Ivory Park Ekurhuleni District 292 214 228 339 324 -15 -4,4%
32 88 Linden Johannesburg District 305 334 323 322 316 -6 -1,9%
33 93 Hercules Tshwane District 291 264 354 394 300 -94 -23,9%
34 96 Edenvale Ekurhuleni District 282 229 219 269 296 27 10,0%
35 97 Randfontein West Rand District 416 377 393 472 295 -177 -37,5%
36 98 Tsakane Ekurhuleni District 255 197 188 281 294 13 4,6%
37 99 Eldorado Park Johannesburg District 267 225 270 328 293 -35 -10,7%
38 100 Mamelodi East Tshwane District 286 256 210 296 292 -4 -1,4%
39 104 Alexandra Johannesburg District 270 239 236 312 288 -24 -7,7%
40 106 Vereeniging Sedibeng District 303 276 295 265 282 17 6,4%
The top 40 stations contributed 53,9% towards Gauteng's Other serious Crime figure.
131
 ALL THEFT NOT MENTIONED ELSEWHERE
Trend over three-months period

7000 6 504 6 528 6 436

6000 6 345
5 922
5 761
5000

4000

3000

2000

1000
-183
-514
-743
0
July August September

All theft not mentioned

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng
elsewhere
July 2022 to September 2022 4 248 7 094 832 5 910 1 262 19 468
July 2023 to September 2023 3 825 6 416 1 036 5 329 1 318 18 028
Count diff -423 -678 204 -581 56 -1 440
(%) Change -10,0% -9,6% 24,5% -9,8% 4,4% -7,4%
% contribution to Province 21,2% 35,6% 5,7% 29,6% 7,3%
132
 ALL THEFT NOT MENTIONED ELSEWHERE
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) All theft not mentioned elsewhere Part 1 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
RSA PHO Sta Dis P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Dif Cha
1 7 Midrand Johannesburg District 409 281 310 418 390 -28 -6,7%
2 10 Brooklyn Tshwane District 443 252 297 420 343 -77 -18,3%
3 11 Honeydew Johannesburg District 472 399 326 530 342 -188 -35,5%
4 18 Temba Tshwane District 216 178 266 235 303 68 28,9%
5 19 Pretoria Central Tshwane District 641 332 377 318 300 -18 -5,7%
6 25 Lyttelton Tshwane District 280 176 193 263 290 27 10,3%
7 27 Roodepoort Johannesburg District 231 210 170 273 286 13 4,8%
8 28 Vanderbijlpark Sedibeng District 300 193 267 237 285 48 20,3%
9 29 Sandton Johannesburg District 476 248 217 293 279 -14 -4,8%
10 31 Silverton Tshwane District 175 199 219 288 274 -14 -4,9%
11 32 Sunnyside Tshwane District 446 254 301 364 267 -97 -26,6%
12 33 Florida Johannesburg District 266 213 213 225 266 41 18,2%
13 34 Akasia Tshwane District 320 289 297 286 265 -21 -7,3%
14 35 JHB Central Johannesburg District 429 224 255 297 263 -34 -11,4%
15 36 Kempton Park Ekurhuleni District 261 206 172 246 263 17 6,9%
16 37 Springs Ekurhuleni District 325 193 239 295 262 -33 -11,2%
17 40 Booysens Johannesburg District 167 178 148 252 254 2 0,8%
18 48 Krugersdorp West Rand District 261 173 177 225 241 16 7,1%
19 51 Benoni Ekurhuleni District 279 204 237 280 237 -43 -15,4%
20 57 Hercules Tshwane District 257 209 295 323 232 -91 -28,2%
The top 9 stations (highlighted in yellow) also feature in the National Top 30 list for the period under review.
In Gauteng's Top 40 Stations 26 stations decreased, 0 stabilised and 14 stations indicated an increase.
The highest increase recorded was at Temba with 68 counts higher.
The highest decrease was at Honeydew with 188 counts lower.
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TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) All theft not mentioned elsewhere Part 2 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
21 61 Douglasdale Johannesburg District 258 190 209 253 223 -30 -11,9%
22 63 Brakpan Ekurhuleni District 192 173 176 196 220 24 12,2%
23 65 Hillbrow Johannesburg District 243 135 194 230 217 -13 -5,7%
24 66 Mondeor Johannesburg District 272 196 248 254 217 -37 -14,6%
25 67 Boksburg North Ekurhuleni District 282 174 185 192 215 23 12,0%
26 76 Pretoria North Tshwane District 211 243 204 203 205 2 1,0%
27 86 Randfontein West Rand District 302 255 281 327 193 -134 -41,0%
28 91 Wierdabrug Tshwane District 245 178 153 188 185 -3 -1,6%
29 93 Mamelodi East Tshwane District 188 161 138 213 182 -31 -14,6%
30 96 Randburg Johannesburg District 209 129 133 185 180 -5 -2,7%
31 98 Carletonville West Rand District 161 110 145 163 178 15 9,2%
32 99 Linden Johannesburg District 196 177 181 184 178 -6 -3,3%
33 101 Moffatview Johannesburg District 185 157 127 223 177 -46 -20,6%
34 102 Eldorado Park Johannesburg District 166 155 194 187 176 -11 -5,9%
35 103 Sinoville Tshwane District 185 187 164 190 176 -14 -7,4%
36 106 Vereeniging Sedibeng District 158 130 147 115 174 59 51,3%
37 107 Moroka Johannesburg District 260 194 174 223 173 -50 -22,4%
38 113 Jeppe Johannesburg District 167 114 145 172 163 -9 -5,2%
39 114 Tembisa Ekurhuleni District 193 120 119 158 159 1 0,6%
40 115 Pretoria West Tshwane District 337 213 222 203 159 -44 -21,7%
The top 40 stations contributed 52,1% towards Gauteng's All theft not mentioned elsewhere figure.
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 COMMERCIAL CRIME
Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)
4000
3 614
3 390 3 452
3500
3 430 3 424
3000 3 254

2500

2000

1500

1000
184 28
500
-136
0
July August September

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng

Commercial crime
July 2022 to September 2022 2 658 3 906 488 2 751 423 10 244
July 2023 to September 2023 2 720 3 910 455 2 737 469 10 320
Count diff 62 4 -33 -14 46 76
(%) Change 2,3% 0,1% -6,8% -0,5% 10,9% 0,7%
% contribution to Province 26,4% 37,9% 4,4% 26,5% 4,5%
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TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Commercial crime Part 1 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
RSA PHO Sta Dis P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Dif Cha
1 1 Midrand Johannesburg District 288 289 274 367 456 89 24,3%
2 3 Sandton Johannesburg District 272 273 293 387 349 -38 -9,8%
3 4 Lyttelton Tshwane District 204 183 198 284 310 26 9,2%
4 8 Brooklyn Tshwane District 174 165 181 242 270 28 11,6%
5 9 Honeydew Johannesburg District 211 245 254 299 269 -30 -10,0%
6 11 Kempton Park Ekurhuleni District 173 200 201 267 263 -4 -1,5%
7 13 Douglasdale Johannesburg District 170 188 207 269 228 -41 -15,2%
8 16 Wierdabrug Tshwane District 130 164 185 221 208 -13 -5,9%
9 17 Benoni Ekurhuleni District 123 102 163 187 206 19 10,2%
10 18 JHB Central Johannesburg District 328 279 270 247 199 -48 -19,4%
11 22 Garsfontein Tshwane District 96 111 139 195 198 3 1,5%
12 24 Boksburg North Ekurhuleni District 144 130 175 165 193 28 17,0%
13 26 Randburg Johannesburg District 145 132 159 146 183 37 25,3%
14 27 Sinoville Tshwane District 97 107 145 199 181 -18 -9,0%
15 28 Springs Ekurhuleni District 115 111 105 150 168 18 12,0%
16 32 Mondeor Johannesburg District 77 77 136 153 161 8 5,2%
17 33 Roodepoort Johannesburg District 74 90 99 147 160 13 8,8%
18 38 Edenvale Ekurhuleni District 106 85 90 114 153 39 34,2%
19 40 Krugersdorp West Rand District 78 84 92 142 148 6 4,2%
20 43 Silverton Tshwane District 77 88 112 166 144 -22 -13,3%
The top 15 stations (highlighted in yellow) also feature in the National Top 30 list for the period under review.
In Gauteng's Top 40 Stations 17 stations decreased, 1 stabilised and 22 stations indicated an increase.
The highest increase recorded was at Midrand with 89 counts higher.
The highest decrease was at Norkempark with 59 counts lower.
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TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Commercial crime Part 2 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
21 44 Hillbrow Johannesburg District 157 104 89 178 143 -35 -19,7%
22 46 Alberton Ekurhuleni District 102 119 103 97 137 40 41,2%
23 50 Sunnyside Tshwane District 105 80 92 125 134 9 7,2%
24 54 Germiston Ekurhuleni District 86 88 107 111 129 18 16,2%
25 58 Pretoria Central Tshwane District 176 200 132 180 125 -55 -30,6%
26 60 Florida Johannesburg District 85 65 83 89 119 30 33,7%
27 66 Ivory Park Ekurhuleni District 84 84 96 115 107 -8 -7,0%
28 67 Vanderbijlpark Sedibeng District 60 74 103 133 106 -27 -20,3%
29 69 Norkempark Ekurhuleni District 71 103 126 163 104 -59 -36,2%
30 70 Brackendowns Ekurhuleni District 66 82 94 114 104 -10 -8,8%
31 72 Boschkop Tshwane District 37 43 56 80 103 23 28,8%
32 76 Linden Johannesburg District 70 104 109 97 100 3 3,1%
33 77 Brakpan Ekurhuleni District 56 72 71 94 98 4 4,3%
34 80 Bramley Johannesburg District 79 81 74 102 95 -7 -6,9%
35 84 Vosloorus Ekurhuleni District 78 72 61 92 92 0 0,0%
36 89 Diepkloof Johannesburg District 67 51 34 68 89 21 30,9%
37 91 Boksburg Ekurhuleni District 63 66 73 82 88 6 7,3%
38 92 Protea Johannesburg District 67 83 64 101 87 -14 -13,9%
39 95 Alexandra Johannesburg District 37 29 34 38 86 48 126,3%
40 97 Norwood Johannesburg District 89 65 89 105 85 -20 -19,0%
The top 40 stations contributed 63,7% towards Gauteng's Commercial crime figure.
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 SHOPLIFTING
Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)
1800

1600 1 505 1 538

1 451
1400
1 395 1 387
1200 1 331

1000

800

600

400
151 120
200
-110
0
July August September

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng

Shoplifting
July 2022 to September 2022 944 1 593 373 1 088 225 4 223
July 2023 to September 2023 986 1 700 373 1 076 248 4 384
Count diff 42 107 0 -12 23 161
(%) Change 4,4% 6,7% 0,0% -1,1% 10,2% 3,8%
% contribution to Province 22,5% 38,8% 8,5% 24,5% 5,7%
138
 SHOPLIFTING
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Shoplifting Part 1 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
RSA PHO Sta Dis P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Dif Cha
1 5 Evaton Sedibeng District 105 59 37 95 138 43 45,3%
2 7 Pretoria Central Tshwane District 32 26 20 134 125 -9 -6,7%
3 8 JHB Central Johannesburg District 163 136 118 103 114 11 10,7%
4 9 Jabulani Johannesburg District 71 53 24 96 112 16 16,7%
5 13 Sandton Johannesburg District 64 102 68 54 100 46 85,2%
6 19 Midrand Johannesburg District 103 120 92 97 87 -10 -10,3%
7 23 Alberton Ekurhuleni District 80 108 71 83 86 3 3,6%
8 24 Kliptown Johannesburg District 104 80 70 104 83 -21 -20,2%
9 26 Mondeor Johannesburg District 70 114 82 65 82 17 26,2%
10 28 Mamelodi Tshwane District 68 49 39 68 81 13 19,1%
11 29 Ivory Park Ekurhuleni District 58 30 36 70 80 10 14,3%
12 35 Eldorado Park Johannesburg District 86 35 34 94 71 -23 -24,5%
13 36 Soshanguve Tshwane District 67 95 58 81 70 -11 -13,6%
14 38 Alexandra Johannesburg District 57 48 37 61 68 7 11,5%
15 39 Krugersdorp West Rand District 39 45 46 45 68 23 51,1%
16 42 Boksburg North Ekurhuleni District 60 92 55 60 67 7 11,7%
17 43 Loate Tshwane District 70 66 70 70 67 -3 -4,3%
18 45 Honeydew Johannesburg District 107 110 82 91 66 -25 -27,5%
19 50 Tsakane Ekurhuleni District 59 43 21 51 63 12 23,5%
20 51 Roodepoort Johannesburg District 100 86 73 80 62 -18 -22,5%
The top 11 stations (highlighted in yellow) also feature in the National Top 30 list for the period under review.
In Gauteng's Top 40 Stations 14 stations decreased, 0 stabilised and 26 stations indicated an increase.
The highest increase recorded was at Sandton with 46 counts higher.
The highest decrease was at Randfontein with 33 counts lower.
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TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Shoplifting Part 2 of 2
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Prov RSA
Station District September September September September September Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
21 53 Bedfordview Ekurhuleni District 56 86 61 45 61 16 35,6%
22 55 Vereeniging Sedibeng District 66 51 50 51 60 9 17,6%
23 56 Douglasdale Johannesburg District 58 65 47 55 59 4 7,3%
24 61 Hillbrow Johannesburg District 48 67 39 25 57 32 128,0%
25 62 Vosloorus Ekurhuleni District 83 37 19 52 57 5 9,6%
26 63 Lyttelton Tshwane District 62 50 43 40 56 16 40,0%
27 64 Brooklyn Tshwane District 49 124 77 75 55 -20 -26,7%
28 66 Vanderbijlpark Sedibeng District 71 51 62 63 55 -8 -12,7%
29 68 Atteridgeville Tshwane District 48 40 25 42 54 12 28,6%
30 69 Hammanskraal Tshwane District 91 64 45 42 54 12 28,6%
31 72 Benoni Ekurhuleni District 68 66 50 47 52 5 10,6%
32 77 Moroka Johannesburg District 1 5 2 21 51 30 142,9%
33 80 Randfontein West Rand District 67 60 56 83 50 -33 -39,8%
34 81 Kempton Park Ekurhuleni District 93 86 58 78 49 -29 -37,2%
35 85 Diepkloof Johannesburg District 66 42 11 45 49 4 8,9%
36 86 Sinoville Tshwane District 56 84 61 59 49 -10 -16,9%
37 88 Akasia Tshwane District 68 68 52 42 48 6 14,3%
38 91 Germiston Ekurhuleni District 70 40 31 45 48 3 6,7%
39 94 Sunnyside Tshwane District 61 63 59 73 47 -26 -35,6%
40 101 Meadowlands Johannesburg District 19 27 12 26 46 20 76,9%
The top 40 stations contributed 62,7% towards Gauteng's Shoplifting figure.
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 CRIME DETECTED AS A RESULT OF POLICE ACTION
Crime detected as a result of police action is usually not reported to the police, largely dependent
on the deployment of law enforcement personnel and employment of intelligence. The crime is
usually recorded after the apprehension of suspects in connection with following offences:

 Illegal possession of firearms and ammunition,

 Drug-related crimes,
 Driving under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs, and
 Sexual offences detected as a result of police action.

141
 CRIME DETECTED AS A RESULT OF POLICE ACTION
Overview – 3 year comparison

9192
10000

9000

7898
8000

6179
7000

5889
5144
6000

5000

4000

2912
3000

1134
1132

2000
871

335
249
1000

150
0
Illegal possession Driving under the Sexual offences
of firearms and Drug-related crime influence of alcohol detected as a result
ammunition or drugs of police action
July 2021 to September 2021 871 6179 2912 150
July 2022 to September 2022 1132 7898 5144 249
July 2023 to September 2023 1134 9192 5889 335
Count Diff 2 1294 745 86
% Change ↑ 0,2% ↑ 16,4% ↑ 14,5% ↑ 34,5%

142
 CRIME DETECTED AS A RESULT OF POLICE ACTION
Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)
6000 5 596
5 433 5 521

5000
5 033
4 850
4 540
4000

3000

2000

1000 746 893

488

0
July August September

Crime detected as a result of

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng
police action
July 2022 to September 2022 4 400 4 924 1 299 2 410 1 379 14 423
July 2023 to September 2023 5 242 5 115 1 675 3 042 1 472 16 550
Count diff 842 191 376 632 93 2 127
(%) Change 19,1% 3,9% 28,9% 26,2% 6,7% 14,7%
% contribution to Province 31,7% 30,9% 10,1% 18,4% 8,9%
143
 CRIME DETECTED AS A RESULT OF POLICE ACTION
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Crime detected as a result of police action Part 1 of 2
Prov RSA July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Station District Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position September 2019 September 2020 September 2021 September 2022 September 2023
1 6 JHB Central Johannesburg District 574 201 230 546 563 17 3,1%
2 14 Krugersdorp West Rand District 173 164 250 304 400 96 31,6%
3 17 Germiston Ekurhuleni District 454 309 372 334 378 44 13,2%
4 23 Sophia Town Johannesburg District 207 165 338 436 338 -98 -22,5%
5 26 Tembisa Ekurhuleni District 348 316 168 215 318 103 47,9%
6 27 Vosloorus Ekurhuleni District 209 137 129 294 313 19 6,5%
7 33 Sunnyside Tshwane District 262 94 135 194 285 91 46,9%
8 34 Midrand Johannesburg District 230 96 145 238 283 45 18,9%
9 35 Ivory Park Ekurhuleni District 395 278 171 214 280 66 30,8%
10 41 Dobsonville Johannesburg District 420 94 138 211 270 59 28,0%
11 43 Tokoza Ekurhuleni District 236 276 207 235 267 32 13,6%
12 45 Kagiso West Rand District 357 235 221 211 251 40 19,0%
13 46 Hillbrow Johannesburg District 227 99 119 240 249 9 3,8%
14 47 Tsakane Ekurhuleni District 295 141 147 196 249 53 27,0%
15 50 Moroka Johannesburg District 233 73 168 182 239 57 31,3%
16 51 Katlehong Ekurhuleni District 253 242 153 212 234 22 10,4%
17 54 Benoni Ekurhuleni District 279 57 151 185 226 41 22,2%
18 55 Mamelodi East Tshwane District 285 192 160 199 223 24 12,1%
19 56 Diepkloof Johannesburg District 243 38 39 93 222 129 138,7%
20 58 Evaton Sedibeng District 141 120 142 179 218 39 21,8%
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TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Crime detected as a result of police action Part 2 of 2
Prov RSA July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Station District Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position September 2019 September 2020 September 2021 September 2022 September 2023
21 59 Springs Ekurhuleni District 174 186 138 209 216 7 3,3%
22 64 Orange Farms Sedibeng District 531 120 67 165 208 43 26,1%
23 69 Temba Tshwane District 364 45 95 146 198 52 35,6%
24 73 Brakpan Ekurhuleni District 150 102 128 151 192 41 27,2%
25 75 Atteridgeville Tshwane District 375 156 109 136 191 55 40,4%
26 80 Booysens Johannesburg District 185 24 69 119 188 69 58,0%
27 81 Kliptown Johannesburg District 351 60 101 158 188 30 19,0%
28 82 Pretoria Central Tshwane District 338 36 149 163 186 23 14,1%
29 83 Kempton Park Ekurhuleni District 323 272 109 155 182 27 17,4%
30 86 De Deur Sedibeng District 286 158 104 161 178 17 10,6%
31 87 Eldorado Park Johannesburg District 360 177 88 153 175 22 14,4%
32 88 Jeppe Johannesburg District 124 28 59 162 173 11 6,8%
33 95 Sharpeville Sedibeng District 87 51 81 122 165 43 35,2%
34 96 Sebokeng Sedibeng District 149 125 107 163 164 1 0,6%
35 97 Pretoria North Tshwane District 176 79 87 93 159 66 71,0%
36 99 Meadowlands Johannesburg District 258 214 111 150 157 7 4,7%
37 102 Randfontein West Rand District 230 256 141 247 150 -97 -39,3%
38 104 Etwatwa Ekurhuleni District 216 123 121 145 148 3 2,1%
39 105 Vanderbijlpark Sedibeng District 309 137 88 102 147 45 44,1%
40 106 Rietgat Tshwane District 365 98 120 157 146 -11 -7,0%
The top 40 stations contributed 21,3% towards Gauteng's Crime detected as a result of police action figure.
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 ILLEGAL POSSESSION OF FIREARMS AND AMMUNITIONS
Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)
450 428

400 380
364
390
350 371

300 333

250

200

150

100
9 31
50
-38
0
July August September

Illegal possession of firearms and

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng
ammunition
July 2022 to September 2022 323 426 94 186 103 1 132
July 2023 to September 2023 321 462 89 179 83 1 134
Count diff -2 36 -5 -7 -20 2
(%) Change -0,6% 8,5% -5,3% -3,8% -19,4% 0,2%
% contribution to Province 28,3% 40,7% 7,8% 15,8% 7,3%
146
 ILLEGAL POSSESSION OF FIREARMS AND AMMUNITIONS
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Illegal possession of firearms and ammunition Part 1 of 2
Prov RSA July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Station District Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position September 2019 September 2020 September 2021 September 2022 September 2023
1 3 Jeppe Johannesburg District 39 12 22 31 47 16 16 counts higher
2 6 JHB Central Johannesburg District 49 30 34 46 39 -7 7 counts lower
3 7 Ivory Park Ekurhuleni District 13 16 16 20 35 15 15 counts higher
4 11 Hillbrow Johannesburg District 29 25 24 19 30 11 11 counts higher
5 16 Temba Tshwane District 9 5 7 15 25 10 10 counts higher
6 18 Germiston Ekurhuleni District 23 24 39 35 25 -10 10 counts lower
7 20 Eldorado Park Johannesburg District 15 9 7 20 24 4 4 counts higher
8 23 Ennerdale Johannesburg District 16 4 15 10 23 13 13 counts higher
9 29 Tembisa Ekurhuleni District 16 14 5 13 21 8 8 counts higher
10 30 Evaton Sedibeng District 7 11 21 6 21 15 15 counts higher
11 32 Dobsonville Johannesburg District 19 0 12 6 20 14 14 counts higher
12 33 Rietgat Tshwane District 15 4 16 37 20 -17 17 counts lower
13 34 Daveyton Ekurhuleni District 7 12 0 6 20 14 14 counts higher
14 35 Orange Farms Sedibeng District 14 20 17 22 20 -2 2 counts lower
15 38 Midrand Johannesburg District 6 2 4 8 19 11 11 counts higher
16 42 Moroka Johannesburg District 28 14 10 6 18 12 12 counts higher
17 43 Lenasia Johannesburg District 11 4 12 13 18 5 5 counts higher
18 46 Orlando Johannesburg District 4 7 11 14 17 3 3 counts higher
19 60 Mamelodi East Tshwane District 19 23 3 8 15 7 7 counts higher
20 62 Tsakane Ekurhuleni District 23 33 6 10 15 5 5 counts higher
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TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Illegal possession of firearms and ammunition Part 2 of 2
Prov RSA July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Station District Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position September 2019 September 2020 September 2021 September 2022 September 2023
21 65 Dawn Park Ekurhuleni District 19 9 11 8 15 7 7 counts higher
22 66 Norwood Johannesburg District 4 1 0 0 15 15 15 counts higher
23 70 Krugersdorp West Rand District 10 5 11 8 14 6 6 counts higher
24 72 Roodepoort Johannesburg District 17 7 10 13 13 0 0 count diff
25 75 Booysens Johannesburg District 17 5 11 11 13 2 2 counts higher
26 76 Kagiso West Rand District 25 23 29 17 13 -4 4 counts lower
27 81 Reigerpark Ekurhuleni District 6 11 8 6 13 7 7 counts higher
28 83 Alexandra Johannesburg District 15 12 16 27 12 -15 15 counts lower
29 85 Diepsloot Johannesburg District 10 14 10 11 12 1 1 count higher
30 86 Loate Tshwane District 7 8 5 12 12 0 0 count diff
31 87 Sophia Town Johannesburg District 14 18 16 30 12 -18 18 counts lower
32 88 Tembisa South Ekurhuleni District 9 13 2 10 12 2 2 counts higher
33 89 Langlaagte Johannesburg District 9 6 8 18 12 -6 6 counts lower
34 95 Springs Ekurhuleni District 9 16 10 15 11 -4 4 counts lower
35 96 Mondeor Johannesburg District 15 5 8 11 11 0 0 count diff
36 99 Mabopane Tshwane District 3 6 4 9 11 2 2 counts higher
37 101 Kwa Thema Ekurhuleni District 7 1 3 9 11 2 2 counts higher
38 103 Rabie Ridge Ekurhuleni District 7 3 11 9 11 2 2 counts higher
39 104 Etwatwa Ekurhuleni District 14 3 4 13 11 -2 2 counts lower
40 108 Tokoza Ekurhuleni District 15 31 8 14 11 -3 3 counts lower
The top 40 stations contributed 19,0% towards Gauteng's Illegal possession of firearms and ammunition figure.
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 DRUG-RELATED CRIME
Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)
3500
3 173
2 977 3 042
3000

2 823
2500 2 669
2 406
2000

1500

1000

500 571 504

219

0
July August September

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng

Drug-related crime
July 2022 to September 2022 2 372 2 311 813 1 641 751 7 898
July 2023 to September 2023 3 118 2 581 961 1 880 648 9 192
Count diff 746 270 148 239 -103 1 294
(%) Change 31,5% 11,7% 18,2% 14,6% -13,7% 16,4%
% contribution to Province 33,9% 28,1% 10,5% 20,5% 7,0%
149
 DRUG-RELATED CRIME
TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Drug-related crime Part 1 of 2
Prov RSA July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Station District Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position September 2019 September 2020 September 2021 September 2022 September 2023
1 15 JHB Central Johannesburg District 330 131 165 302 314 12 4,0%
2 18 Sophia Town Johannesburg District 161 144 321 340 306 -34 -10,0%
3 33 Tokoza Ekurhuleni District 150 144 157 170 211 41 24,1%
4 35 Germiston Ekurhuleni District 124 114 157 174 194 20 11,5%
5 36 Krugersdorp West Rand District 84 97 145 162 188 26 16,0%
6 44 Tembisa Ekurhuleni District 103 56 87 92 174 82 89,1%
7 45 Tsakane Ekurhuleni District 188 92 114 155 174 19 12,3%
8 46 Moroka Johannesburg District 71 45 122 139 173 34 24,5%
9 50 Ivory Park Ekurhuleni District 225 164 102 109 168 59 54,1%
10 51 Vosloorus Ekurhuleni District 28 38 56 148 166 18 12,2%
11 55 Benoni Ekurhuleni District 147 22 110 124 158 34 27,4%
12 56 Mamelodi East Tshwane District 160 145 128 145 157 12 8,3%
13 57 Dobsonville Johannesburg District 221 88 114 135 156 21 15,6%
14 60 Evaton Sedibeng District 91 84 105 138 151 13 9,4%
15 61 Springs Ekurhuleni District 104 107 97 119 150 31 26,1%
16 62 Kliptown Johannesburg District 255 45 84 116 150 34 29,3%
17 67 Katlehong Ekurhuleni District 59 57 61 94 141 47 50,0%
18 71 Meadowlands Johannesburg District 157 204 99 120 133 13 10,8%
19 72 Etwatwa Ekurhuleni District 147 83 105 102 133 31 30,4%
20 73 Orange Farms Sedibeng District 396 96 34 103 132 29 28,2%
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TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Drug-related crime Part 2 of 2
Prov RSA July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Station District Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position September 2019 September 2020 September 2021 September 2022 September 2023
21 76 Atteridgeville Tshwane District 283 97 66 91 127 36 39,6%
22 77 Pretoria Central Tshwane District 287 21 110 116 126 10 8,6%
23 79 Brakpan Ekurhuleni District 94 72 89 106 121 15 14,2%
24 81 Kagiso West Rand District 208 103 111 102 119 17 16,7%
25 83 Edenpark Ekurhuleni District 115 170 86 108 117 9 8,3%
26 84 Sunnyside Tshwane District 153 48 63 80 116 36 45,0%
27 87 Kempton Park Ekurhuleni District 128 61 39 68 115 47 69,1%
28 88 Temba Tshwane District 277 27 44 75 114 39 52,0%
29 91 Sebokeng Sedibeng District 50 77 84 119 112 -7 -5,9%
30 92 Pretoria North Tshwane District 110 62 70 83 111 28 33,7%
31 95 Florida Johannesburg District 89 34 58 73 110 37 50,7%
32 102 Sharpeville Sedibeng District 45 29 48 85 106 21 24,7%
33 104 Eldorado Park Johannesburg District 265 164 59 89 104 15 16,9%
34 105 Actonville Ekurhuleni District 98 38 55 74 104 30 40,5%
35 108 Mabopane Tshwane District 159 38 76 96 102 6 6,3%
36 113 Rietgat Tshwane District 323 84 91 114 99 -15 -13,2%
37 123 Hillbrow Johannesburg District 97 54 68 71 92 21 29,6%
38 127 Orlando Johannesburg District 76 61 76 86 90 4 4,7%
39 131 Protea Johannesburg District 75 60 14 26 87 61 234,6%
40 132 De Deur Sedibeng District 178 107 54 76 87 11 14,5%
The top 40 stations contributed 18,8% towards Gauteng's Drug-related crime figure.
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 DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL OR DRUGS
Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)
2500

2 104
2 007
2000
1 778
1 921
1 808
1500

1 415

1000

500
363
183 199

0
July August September

Driving under the influence of

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng
alcohol or drugs
July 2022 to September 2022 1 681 2 123 320 567 452 5 144
July 2023 to September 2023 1 756 2 005 522 940 666 5 889
Count diff 75 -118 202 373 214 745
(%) Change 4,5% -5,6% 63,1% 65,8% 47,3% 14,5%
% contribution to Province 29,8% 34,0% 8,9% 16,0% 11,3%
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TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs Part 1 of 2
Prov RSA July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Station District Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position September 2019 September 2020 September 2021 September 2022 September 2023
1 2 Midrand Johannesburg District 128 38 80 148 217 69 46,6%
2 3 Germiston Ekurhuleni District 307 171 175 125 159 34 27,2%
3 4 JHB Central Johannesburg District 178 21 31 154 155 1 0,6%
4 5 Diepkloof Johannesburg District 212 11 18 45 146 101 224,4%
5 6 Krugersdorp West Rand District 55 52 66 74 137 63 85,1%
6 7 Booysens Johannesburg District 119 7 33 77 137 60 77,9%
7 8 Vosloorus Ekurhuleni District 150 91 66 132 137 5 3,8%
8 9 Sunnyside Tshwane District 98 41 70 97 131 34 35,1%
9 10 Hillbrow Johannesburg District 101 20 27 149 127 -22 -14,8%
10 11 Tembisa Ekurhuleni District 229 245 76 110 123 13 11,8%
11 12 Kagiso West Rand District 124 109 81 92 119 27 29,3%
12 14 Dobsonville Johannesburg District 180 6 12 70 94 24 34,3%
13 15 Norkempark Ekurhuleni District 69 88 83 60 94 34 56,7%
14 17 Jeppe Johannesburg District 70 12 20 100 86 -14 -14,0%
15 19 Katlehong Ekurhuleni District 169 180 86 108 83 -25 -23,1%
16 20 Randburg Johannesburg District 135 8 14 102 82 -20 -19,6%
17 22 Ivory Park Ekurhuleni District 155 97 52 84 77 -7 -8,3%
18 23 Yeoville Johannesburg District 52 9 12 99 76 -23 -23,2%
19 24 Carletonville West Rand District 159 44 51 47 75 28 59,6%
20 25 Roodepoort Johannesburg District 180 7 24 50 74 24 48,0%
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TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs Part 2 of 2
Prov RSA July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Station District Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position September 2019 September 2020 September 2021 September 2022 September 2023
21 27 Westonaria West Rand District 73 16 20 36 71 35 97,2%
22 30 Heidelberg (Gp) Sedibeng District 30 7 15 43 67 24 55,8%
23 31 Brooklyn Tshwane District 69 15 11 23 65 42 182,6%
24 33 Brakpan Ekurhuleni District 53 23 18 39 64 25 64,1%
25 34 Edenvale Ekurhuleni District 147 82 37 51 62 11 21,6%
26 38 Temba Tshwane District 78 13 44 56 59 3 5,4%
27 41 Kempton Park Ekurhuleni District 188 186 53 65 58 -7 -10,8%
28 42 Tsakane Ekurhuleni District 84 16 27 30 58 28 93,3%
29 43 Orange Farms Sedibeng District 121 4 15 39 56 17 43,6%
30 46 Springs Ekurhuleni District 60 63 31 75 55 -20 -26,7%
31 47 Rabie Ridge Ekurhuleni District 108 37 21 74 54 -20 -27,0%
32 48 Pretoria Central Tshwane District 43 13 38 37 53 16 43,2%
33 50 Atteridgeville Tshwane District 73 17 33 33 53 20 60,6%
34 51 Benoni Ekurhuleni District 101 21 28 55 52 -3 -5,5%
35 52 De Deur Sedibeng District 82 36 28 48 52 4 8,3%
36 54 Mamelodi East Tshwane District 106 24 29 46 51 5 10,9%
37 55 Randfontein West Rand District 54 60 20 77 51 -26 -33,8%
38 58 Sharpeville Sedibeng District 41 22 29 28 50 22 78,6%
39 62 Sandringham Johannesburg District 73 4 10 27 49 22 81,5%
40 64 Moroka Johannesburg District 133 13 35 37 48 11 29,7%
The top 40 stations contributed 42,6% towards Gauteng's Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs figure.
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Trend per month – 2 years (District table – quarterly - 2 years)
140
125
120
108
102
100

95
80 85

60 69

40

30 39
20 17

0
July August September

Sexual offences detected as a

Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand Gauteng
result of police action
July 2022 to September 2022 24 64 72 16 73 249
July 2023 to September 2023 47 67 103 43 75 335
Count diff 23 3 31 27 2 86
(%) Change 95,8% 4,7% 43,1% 168,8% 2,7% 34,5%
% contribution to Province 14,0% 20,0% 30,7% 12,8% 22,4%
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TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Sexual offences detected as a result of police action Part 1 of 2
Prov RSA July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Station District Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position September 2019 September 2020 September 2021 September 2022 September 2023
1 7 Krugersdorp West Rand District 24 10 28 60 61 1 1 count higher
2 8 JHB Central Johannesburg District 17 19 0 44 55 11 11 counts higher
3 18 The Barrage Sedibeng District 5 10 15 26 34 8 8 counts higher
4 19 Sunnyside Tshwane District 7 2 2 14 31 17 17 counts higher
5 23 De Deur Sedibeng District 22 10 12 18 29 11 11 counts higher
6 31 Dawn Park Ekurhuleni District 0 14 11 15 25 10 10 counts higher
7 47 Vanderbijlpark Sedibeng District 6 9 3 10 15 5 5 counts higher
8 51 Kliprivier Sedibeng District 12 3 14 17 15 -2 2 counts lower
9 74 Heidelberg (Gp) Sedibeng District 0 0 0 0 9 9 9 counts higher
10 83 Mondeor Johannesburg District 21 0 1 7 8 1 1 count higher
11 86 Muldersdrift West Rand District 0 4 1 2 8 6 6 counts higher
12 88 Benoni Ekurhuleni District 5 0 0 3 7 4 4 counts higher
13 95 Crystalpark Ekurhuleni District 1 0 0 1 6 5 5 counts higher
14 99 Randfontein West Rand District 0 0 0 9 5 -4 4 counts lower
15 107 Kempton Park Ekurhuleni District 1 1 4 2 4 2 2 counts higher
16 128 Akasia Tshwane District 0 0 0 0 3 3 3 counts higher
17 130 Sandringham Johannesburg District 0 0 0 0 3 3 3 counts higher
18 138 Tsakane Ekurhuleni District 0 0 0 1 2 1 1 count higher
19 139 Wierdabrug Tshwane District 7 0 3 0 2 2 2 counts higher
20 140 Atteridgeville Tshwane District 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 counts higher
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TOP 40 STATIONS
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023) Sexual offences detected as a result of police action Part 2 of 2
Prov RSA July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
Station District Count Diff (%) Change
Position Position September 2019 September 2020 September 2021 September 2022 September 2023
21 149 Tokoza Ekurhuleni District 3 0 0 0 2 2 2 counts higher
22 164 Boksburg North Ekurhuleni District 7 10 0 0 1 1 1 count higher
23 165 Silverton Tshwane District 0 1 2 0 1 1 1 count higher
24 167 Pretoria West Tshwane District 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 count higher
25 168 Soshanguve Tshwane District 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 count higher
26 169 Olievenhoutbosch Tshwane District 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 count higher
27 171 Rietgat Tshwane District 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 count higher
28 173 Linden Johannesburg District 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 count diff
29 180 Sharpeville Sedibeng District 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 count higher
30 186 Wedela West Rand District 0 0 11 2 1 -1 1 count lower
31 193 Midrand Johannesburg District 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 count diff
32 196 Roodepoort Johannesburg District 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 count diff
33 199 Brooklyn Tshwane District 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 count diff
34 200 Honeydew Johannesburg District 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 count diff
35 201 Temba Tshwane District 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 count diff
36 203 Tembisa Ekurhuleni District 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 count diff
37 205 Pretoria Central Tshwane District 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 count diff
38 207 Hillbrow Johannesburg District 0 0 0 1 0 -1 1 count lower
39 212 Ivory Park Ekurhuleni District 2 1 1 1 0 -1 1 count lower
40 216 Sandton Johannesburg District 15 1 3 8 0 -8 8 counts lower
The top 40 stations contributed 21,2% towards Gauteng's Sexual offences detected as a result of police action figure.
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 Provincial overview with provincial summary

 Ekurhuleni District
 Johannesburg District
 Sedibeng District
 Tshwane District
 West Rand District

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Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023)

July 2022 to July 2023 to

CRIME CATEGORY September September Count Diff (%) Change Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand
2022 2023

CONTACT CRIMES (CRIMES AGAINST THE PERSON)

Murder 1 579 1 625 46 2,9% 500 677 146 222 80
Sexual offences 2 870 2 620 -250 -8,7% 772 835 196 643 174
Attempted murder 1 575 1 715 140 8,9% 476 735 91 305 108
Assault with the intent to inflict grievous bodily harm 9 620 9 493 -127 -1,3% 2 773 3 408 771 1 747 792
Common assault 12 521 12 616 95 0,8% 2 956 4 634 709 3 431 877
Common robbery 4 116 3 973 -143 -3,5% 654 1 886 137 1 093 201
Robbery with aggravating circumstances 13 932 14 209 277 2,0% 3 362 5 713 850 3 438 845
Contact crime (Crimes against the person) 46 213 46 251 38 0,1% 11 493 17 888 2 900 10 879 3 077
SEXUAL OFFENCES - BREAKDOWN
Rape 2 263 2 096 -167 -7,4% 612 671 174 505 134
Sexual assault 513 408 -105 -20,5% 128 119 13 116 32
Attempted sexual offences 53 82 29 29 counts higher 22 38 5 9 8
Contact sexual offences 41 34 -7 7 counts lower 10 7 4 13 0
SOME SUBCATEGORIES OF AGGRAVATED ROBBERY
Carjacking 2 945 2 984 39 1,3% 701 1 252 214 666 151
Robbery at residential premises 1 906 2 253 347 18,2% 632 817 138 475 191
Robbery at non-residential premises 1 576 1 661 85 5,4% 432 632 128 356 113
TRIO Crime 6 427 6 898 471 7,3% 1 765 2 701 480 1 497 455
Robbery of cash in transit 16 22 6 6 counts higher 8 7 1 3 3
Bank robbery 2 0 -2 2 counts lower 0 0 0 0 0
Truck hijacking 335 290 -45 -13,4% 101 55 43 49 42
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Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023)

July 2022 to July 2023 to
CRIME CATEGORY September September Count Diff (%) Change Ekurhuleni Johannesburg Sedibeng Tshwane West Rand
2022 2023
Arson 135 99 -36 36 counts lower 44 15 6 28 6
Malicious damage to property 7 420 7 010 -410 -5,5% 1 796 2 524 434 1 650 593
Contact-related crime 7 555 7 109 -446 -5,9% 1 840 2 539 440 1 678 599
PROPERTY-RELATED CRIMES
Burglary at non-residential premises 3 335 3 035 -300 -9,0% 779 978 201 818 259
Burglary at residential premises 9 073 8 158 -915 -10,1% 2 099 2 506 559 2 327 667
Theft of motor vehicle and motorcycle 5 210 5 106 -104 -2,0% 1 283 1 663 271 1 550 332
Theft out of or from motor vehicle 6 027 6 108 81 1,3% 1 262 2 386 216 2 022 221
Stock-theft 285 242 -43 -15,1% 36 7 51 88 60
Property-related crime 23 930 22 649 -1 281 -5,4% 5 459 7 540 1 298 6 805 1 539
OTHER SERIOUS CRIMES
All theft not mentioned elsewhere 19 468 18 028 -1 440 -7,4% 3 825 6 416 1 036 5 329 1 318
Commercial crime 10 244 10 320 76 0,7% 2 720 3 910 455 2 737 469
Shoplifting 4 223 4 384 161 3,8% 986 1 700 373 1 076 248
Other serious crime 33 935 32 732 -1 203 -3,5% 7 531 12 026 1 864 9 142 2 035
17 Community reported serious crime 111 633 108 741 -2 892 -2,6% 26 323 39 993 6 502 28 504 7 250

CRIMES DETECTED AS A RESULT OF POLICE ACTION

Illegal possession of firearms and ammunition 1 132 1 134 2 0,2% 321 462 89 179 83
Drug-related crime 7 898 9 192 1 294 16,4% 3 118 2 581 961 1 880 648
Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs 5 144 5 889 745 14,5% 1 756 2 005 522 940 666
Sexual offences detected as a result of police action 249 335 86 34,5% 47 67 103 43 75
Crime detected as a result of police action 14 423 16 550 2 127 14,7% 5 242 5 115 1 675 3 042 1 472

Kidnapping 2 104 2 194 90 4,3% 532 958 223 322 159

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Number of offences that Increased / Decreased / Stabilized

Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2022 to 2023)
17 Community Reported Crime

Robbery at non-residential
Theft out off or from M/V

Driving under influence

Theft of motor vehicles

CDPA - Sexual offences

Robbery at residential
Robbery aggravating

Burglary residential

Drug related Crime

Attempted murder

Commercial crime
Common robbery

Burglary business

Illegal possession
Common assault

Sexual offences
Assault GBH

Other theft
Stock theft

Shoplifting
Decreased

Carjacking
Increased

Stabilized

premises
premises
Murder

Arson

MI2P
District

1 Sedibeng District 9 3 5 Inc Sta Inc Inc Dec Inc Sta Inc Inc Dec Dec Inc Dec Inc Inc Dec Sta Dec Dec Inc Dec Inc Inc Inc
2 Johannesburg District 7 0 10 Inc Inc Dec Dec Inc Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Inc Inc Dec Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Dec Inc
3 Ekurhuleni District 6 0 11 Inc Inc Inc Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Inc Dec Dec Dec Inc Inc Dec Inc Dec Dec Inc Inc Inc
4 West Rand District 5 0 12 Dec Dec Dec Dec Inc Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Inc Dec Dec Inc Inc Inc Dec Inc Inc Dec Dec Inc Inc
5 Tshwane District 3 0 14 Dec Inc Dec Inc Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Inc Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Inc Dec Dec Inc Inc Inc
Gauteng 7 0 10 Inc Inc Dec Inc Inc Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Inc Dec Dec Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc

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Number of offences that Increased / Decreased / Stabilized

Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2022 to 2023)
17 Community Reported Crime

Driving under influence

Theft of motor vehicles

Theft out off or from M/V

Robbery at non-residential
Robbery aggravating

Burglary residential

Drug related Crime

Attempted murder

Commercial crime
Common robbery

Robbery at residential
Burglary business

Illegal possession
Common assault

Sexual offences
Assault GBH

Other theft
Stock theft

Shoplifting
Decreased
Increased

Stabilized

Carjacking
Murder

premises

premises
Arson

MI2P
Station District

No Station Clus Inc Sta Dec

1 Katlehong North Ekurhuleni District 14 1 2 Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Sta Inc Inc Dec Dec Inc Inc Inc Dec Inc Sta
2 Meyerton Sedibeng District 13 1 3 Inc Inc Inc Inc Dec Inc Inc Sta Inc Dec Inc Inc Inc Dec Inc Inc Inc Inc Dec Sta Dec Inc Inc
3 Roodepoort Johannesburg District 13 0 4 Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Dec Dec Inc Inc Dec Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Dec Inc Inc Sta Sta Inc Inc
4 Boipatong Sedibeng District 12 4 1 Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Dec Inc Sta Inc Sta Inc Inc Sta Sta Inc Inc Inc Dec Inc Sta Inc Inc Inc
5 Hammanskraal Tshwane District 12 2 3 Sta Inc Inc Inc Inc Dec Inc Inc Inc Dec Sta Inc Inc Inc Dec Inc Inc Sta Dec Inc Inc Inc Inc
6 Naledi Johannesburg District 11 3 3 Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Dec Dec Sta Inc Inc Sta Dec Inc Sta Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Dec Sta Inc Inc
7 Diepsloot Johannesburg District 11 2 4 Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Dec Sta Dec Inc Inc Dec Inc Sta Inc Dec Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Dec Dec
8 Edenvale Ekurhuleni District 11 2 4 Dec Inc Inc Dec Dec Inc Inc Sta Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Sta Dec Inc Inc Inc Inc Dec Inc Inc Inc
9 Sebokeng Sedibeng District 11 2 4 Inc Inc Inc Inc Sta Inc Dec Inc Inc Dec Dec Inc Inc Sta Inc Inc Dec Dec Inc Dec Dec Dec Inc
10 Rabie Ridge Ekurhuleni District 11 1 5 Inc Inc Dec Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Sta Inc Dec Inc Dec Inc Dec Dec Inc Inc Dec Inc Inc Inc Dec
11 Jeppe Johannesburg District 11 1 5 Inc Inc Dec Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Dec Inc Dec Inc Sta Dec Dec Inc Dec Inc Dec Inc Inc Dec
12 Evaton Sedibeng District 11 0 6 Inc Inc Inc Inc Dec Inc Dec Inc Inc Dec Dec Dec Dec Inc Inc Inc Inc Dec Dec Inc Inc Inc Inc
13 Ennerdale Johannesburg District 10 3 4 Sta Inc Dec Inc Inc Inc Dec Sta Inc Inc Dec Inc Inc Sta Dec Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Dec
14 Florida Johannesburg District 10 2 5 Dec Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Dec Sta Inc Dec Dec Inc Inc Sta Inc Inc Dec Inc Inc Dec Dec Inc Inc
15 Boksburg Ekurhuleni District 10 2 5 Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Dec Inc Dec Sta Inc Dec Dec Inc Sta Dec Inc Inc Inc Dec Dec Dec Inc Dec
16 Khutsong West Rand District 10 2 5 Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Sta Sta Inc Inc Dec Inc Dec Dec Dec Inc Inc Dec Sta Dec Inc Inc Inc Inc
17 Vosloorus Ekurhuleni District 10 1 6 Inc Inc Dec Inc Inc Dec Dec Inc Dec Dec Inc Inc Inc Inc Dec Sta Inc Inc Inc Inc Dec Inc Inc
18 Tembisa South Ekurhuleni District 10 1 6 Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Dec Inc Dec Inc Dec Dec Inc Dec Sta Dec Inc Inc Dec Inc Inc Inc Inc Dec
19 Mamelodi Tshwane District 10 1 6 Inc Inc Dec Inc Inc Dec Dec Sta Inc Inc Dec Dec Inc Inc Dec Inc Inc Inc Inc Sta Dec Inc Inc
20 Villieria Tshwane District 10 1 6 Inc Dec Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Dec Inc Dec Inc Inc Dec Sta Dec Dec Inc Inc Dec Sta Dec Inc Dec
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Number of offences that Increased / Decreased / Stabilized
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2022 to 2023)
17 Community Reported Crime

Driving under influence

Theft of motor vehicles

Theft out off or from M/V

Robbery at non-residential

CDPA - Sexual offences

Robbery aggravating

Burglary residential

Drug related Crime

Attempted murder

Commercial crime
Common robbery

Robbery at residential
Burglary business

Illegal possession
Common assault

Sexual offences
Assault GBH

Other theft
Stock theft

Shoplifting
Decreased
Increased

Stabilized

Carjacking
Murder

premises

premises
Arson

MI2P
Station District Province

No Station Clus Inc Sta Dec

21 Tembisa Ekurhuleni District Gauteng 10 1 6 Inc Inc Inc Dec Inc Dec Dec Inc Dec Inc Sta Dec Inc Inc Inc Dec Inc Dec Inc Sta Inc Inc Inc Sta
22 Vereeniging Sedibeng District Gauteng 10 1 6 Inc Inc Dec Inc Inc Inc Dec Sta Inc Dec Dec Inc Dec Inc Inc Dec Inc Sta Dec Inc Inc Inc Inc Sta
23 Fairland Johannesburg District Gauteng 9 5 3 Inc Sta Sta Inc Inc Dec Inc Sta Sta Dec Dec Inc Inc Sta Inc Inc Inc Dec Inc Inc Dec Sta Dec Sta
24 Atteridgeville Tshwane District Gauteng 9 3 5 Sta Dec Inc Sta Inc Dec Inc Dec Inc Dec Inc Inc Inc Sta Dec Inc Inc Inc Dec Inc Dec Inc Inc Inc
25 Bedfordview Ekurhuleni District Gauteng 9 3 5 Dec Inc Dec Inc Inc Inc Sta Sta Dec Inc Inc Dec Inc Sta Inc Dec Inc Inc Inc Dec Dec Dec Inc Sta
26 Kempton Park Ekurhuleni District Gauteng 9 2 6 Inc Inc Dec Inc Dec Dec Dec Sta Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Sta Inc Dec Dec Dec Inc Inc Dec Inc Dec Inc
27 Mamelodi East Tshwane District Gauteng 9 2 6 Inc Dec Inc Inc Inc Dec Inc Sta Inc Dec Dec Inc Dec Sta Dec Inc Inc Inc Inc Dec Inc Inc Inc Sta
28 Zonkizizwe Ekurhuleni District Gauteng 9 2 6 Dec Inc Dec Inc Dec Dec Inc Sta Inc Inc Inc Dec Dec Inc Inc Inc Sta Dec Inc Dec Inc Inc Inc Sta
29 The Barrage Sedibeng District Gauteng 9 2 6 Inc Inc Inc Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Inc Dec Sta Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Sta Dec Sta Sta Dec Inc Inc Inc
30 Putfontein Ekurhuleni District Gauteng 9 1 7 Inc Inc Inc Dec Inc Sta Dec Dec Inc Dec Inc Dec Inc Inc Inc Dec Dec Inc Inc Inc Inc Dec Dec Sta
31 Akasia Tshwane District Gauteng 9 0 8 Inc Inc Dec Inc Dec Dec Inc Dec Inc Inc Inc Inc Dec Dec Dec Dec Inc Dec Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc
32 Edenpark Ekurhuleni District Gauteng 9 0 8 Inc Inc Dec Dec Inc Dec Dec Inc Dec Dec Inc Inc Inc Dec Dec Inc Inc Dec Inc Inc Dec Inc Inc Dec
33 Douglasdale Johannesburg District Gauteng 9 0 8 Inc Inc Dec Dec Inc Inc Dec Inc Inc Dec Dec Dec Inc Inc Dec Dec Inc Dec Inc Inc Inc Inc Dec Sta
34 Brakpan Ekurhuleni District Gauteng 9 0 8 Dec Dec Dec Inc Dec Dec Dec Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Inc Dec Inc Inc Dec Dec Inc Dec Inc Inc Inc Sta
35 Dube Tshwane District Gauteng 8 4 5 Sta Dec Dec Dec Inc Inc Inc Sta Inc Inc Inc Sta Inc Inc Dec Dec Sta Sta Inc Inc Sta Dec Dec Sta
36 Germiston Ekurhuleni District Gauteng 8 4 5 Inc Sta Inc Inc Dec Sta Dec Sta Dec Inc Inc Inc Dec Sta Dec Inc Inc Dec Dec Dec Dec Inc Inc Sta
37 Dunnottar Ekurhuleni District Gauteng 8 3 6 Inc Inc Inc Dec Dec Sta Inc Sta Dec Inc Dec Dec Inc Sta Inc Dec Inc Dec Inc Dec Inc Sta Inc Sta
38 Loate Tshwane District Gauteng 8 2 7 Sta Inc Dec Inc Inc Dec Dec Inc Inc Dec Sta Dec Dec Inc Inc Inc Dec Inc Inc Inc Sta Dec Inc Sta
39 Eersterust Tshwane District Gauteng 8 2 7 Inc Inc Dec Inc Dec Dec Inc Inc Dec Inc Inc Sta Dec Sta Dec Inc Dec Inc Dec Inc Inc Dec Dec Sta
40 Kliptown Johannesburg District Gauteng 8 2 7 Inc Inc Inc Dec Inc Inc Dec Sta Dec Dec Inc Dec Dec Sta Inc Inc Dec Inc Dec Inc Inc Inc Dec Sta
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Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023)
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
CRIME CATEGORY Count Diff (%) Change
September 2019 September 2020 September 2021 September 2022 September 2023
CONTACT CRIMES (CRIMES AGAINST THE PERSON)
Murder 376 295 416 446 500 54 12,1%
Sexual offences 726 743 726 796 772 -24 -3,0%
Attempted murder 366 343 377 445 476 31 7,0%
Assault with the intent to inflict grievous bodily harm 2 478 2 221 2 334 2 758 2 773 15 0,5%
Common assault 2 703 2 642 2 478 3 029 2 956 -73 -2,4%
Common robbery 843 633 614 691 654 -37 -5,4%
Robbery with aggravating circumstances 3 432 3 156 2 952 3 510 3 362 -148 -4,2%
Contact crime (Crimes against the person) 10 924 10 033 9 897 11 675 11 493 -182 -1,6%
SEXUAL OFFENCES - BREAKDOWN
Rape 571 581 550 621 612 -9 -1,4%
Sexual assault 108 127 144 150 128 -22 -14,7%
Attempted sexual offences 27 20 18 18 22 4 4 counts higher
Contact sexual offences 20 15 14 7 10 3 3 counts higher
SOME SUBCATEGORIES OF AGGRAVATED ROBBERY
Carjacking 628 666 774 741 701 -40 -5,4%
Robbery at residential premises 424 488 391 492 632 140 28,5%
Robbery at non-residential premises 522 519 404 460 432 -28 -6,1%
TRIO Crime 1 574 1 673 1 569 1 693 1 765 72 4,3%
Robbery of cash in transit 3 5 3 4 8 4 4 counts higher
Bank robbery 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 count diff
Truck hijacking 70 99 84 108 101 -7 -6,5%
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Ekurhuleni District
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023)
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
CRIME CATEGORY Count Diff (%) Change
September 2019 September 2020 September 2021 September 2022 September 2023
CONTACT-RELATED CRIMES
Arson 66 48 55 46 44 -2 2 counts lower
Malicious damage to property 1 875 1 668 1 745 1 919 1 796 -123 -6,4%
Contact-related crime 1 941 1 716 1 800 1 965 1 840 -125 -6,4%
PROPERTY-RELATED CRIMES
Burglary at non-residential premises 943 814 912 786 779 -7 -0,9%
Burglary at residential premises 2 855 2 096 1 726 2 211 2 099 -112 -5,1%
Theft of motor vehicle and motorcycle 1 473 1 255 923 1 251 1 283 32 2,6%
Theft out of or from motor vehicle 2 012 1 618 1 337 1 327 1 262 -65 -4,9%
Stock-theft 39 34 27 51 36 -15 15 counts lower
Property-related crime 7 322 5 817 4 925 5 626 5 459 -167 -3,0%
OTHER SERIOUS CRIMES
All theft not mentioned elsewhere 4 672 3 613 3 615 4 248 3 825 -423 -10,0%
Commercial crime 1 922 2 008 2 269 2 658 2 720 62 2,3%
Shoplifting 1 077 1 074 728 944 986 42 4,4%
Other serious crime 7 671 6 695 6 612 7 850 7 531 -319 -4,1%
17 Community reported serious crime 27 858 24 261 23 234 27 116 26 323 -793 -2,9%

CRIMES DETECTED AS A RESULT OF POLICE ACTION

Illegal possession of firearms and ammunition 370 357 237 323 321 -2 -0,6%
Drug-related crime 3 275 2 182 1 800 2 372 3 118 746 31,5%
Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs 3 379 2 187 1 139 1 681 1 756 75 4,5%
Sexual offences detected as a result of police action 28 37 18 24 47 23 23 counts higher
Crime detected as a result of police action 7 052 4 763 3 194 4 400 5 242 842 19,1%
Kidnapping 177 137 183 547 532 -15 -2,7%
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Johannesburg District
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023)
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
CRIME CATEGORY Count Diff (%) Change
September 2019 September 2020 September 2021 September 2022 September 2023
CONTACT CRIMES (CRIMES AGAINST THE PERSON)
Murder 454 418 462 614 677 63 10,3%
Sexual offences 960 796 855 1 018 835 -183 -18,0%
Attempted murder 446 402 418 606 735 129 21,3%
Assault with the intent to inflict grievous bodily harm 3 419 3 103 2 980 3 465 3 408 -57 -1,6%
Common assault 4 240 4 014 3 922 4 717 4 634 -83 -1,8%
Common robbery 2 166 1 645 1 589 1 979 1 886 -93 -4,7%
Robbery with aggravating circumstances 5 939 4 481 4 152 5 209 5 713 504 9,7%
Contact crime (Crimes against the person) 17 624 14 859 14 378 17 608 17 888 280 1,6%
SEXUAL OFFENCES - BREAKDOWN
Rape 754 595 660 808 671 -137 -17,0%
Sexual assault 157 162 165 185 119 -66 -35,7%
Attempted sexual offences 27 22 18 19 38 19 19 counts higher
Contact sexual offences 22 17 12 6 7 1 1 count higher
SOME SUBCATEGORIES OF AGGRAVATED ROBBERY
Carjacking 961 831 840 1 115 1 252 137 12,3%
Robbery at residential premises 822 749 701 625 817 192 30,7%
Robbery at non-residential premises 632 492 435 549 632 83 15,1%
TRIO Crime 2 415 2 072 1 976 2 289 2 701 412 18,0%
Robbery of cash in transit 3 12 3 6 7 1 1 count higher
Bank robbery 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 count diff
Truck hijacking 37 43 50 76 55 -21 21 counts lower
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Johannesburg District
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023)
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
CRIME CATEGORY Count Diff (%) Change
September 2019 September 2020 September 2021 September 2022 September 2023
CONTACT-RELATED CRIMES
Arson 16 45 36 32 15 -17 17 counts lower
Malicious damage to property 2 638 2 214 2 505 2 581 2 524 -57 -2,2%
Contact-related crime 2 654 2 259 2 541 2 613 2 539 -74 -2,8%
PROPERTY-RELATED CRIMES
Burglary at non-residential premises 1 086 1 126 1 197 1 130 978 -152 -13,5%
Burglary at residential premises 3 508 2 336 2 367 2 692 2 506 -186 -6,9%
Theft of motor vehicle and motorcycle 2 001 1 688 1 408 1 850 1 663 -187 -10,1%
Theft out of or from motor vehicle 3 983 2 172 1 896 2 188 2 386 198 9,0%
Stock-theft 9 4 3 3 7 4 4 counts higher
Property-related crime 10 587 7 326 6 871 7 863 7 540 -323 -4,1%
OTHER SERIOUS CRIMES
All theft not mentioned elsewhere 7 313 5 562 5 495 7 094 6 416 -678 -9,6%
Commercial crime 3 014 2 952 3 156 3 906 3 910 4 0,1%
Shoplifting 1 703 1 666 1 264 1 593 1 700 107 6,7%
Other serious crime 12 030 10 180 9 915 12 593 12 026 -567 -4,5%
17 Community reported serious crime 42 895 34 624 33 705 40 677 39 993 -684 -1,7%

CRIMES DETECTED AS A RESULT OF POLICE ACTION

Illegal possession of firearms and ammunition 420 296 306 426 462 36 8,5%
Drug-related crime 3 014 1 513 1 770 2 311 2 581 270 11,7%
Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs 3 397 308 578 2 123 2 005 -118 -5,6%
Sexual offences detected as a result of police action 61 29 21 64 67 3 3 counts higher
Crime detected as a result of police action 6 892 2 146 2 675 4 924 5 115 191 3,9%
Kidnapping 181 173 361 802 958 156 19,5%
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Sedibeng District
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023)
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
CRIME CATEGORY Count Diff (%) Change
September 2019 September 2020 September 2021 September 2022 September 2023
CONTACT CRIMES (CRIMES AGAINST THE PERSON)
Murder 109 73 128 139 146 7 5,0%
Sexual offences 215 184 182 196 196 0 0,0%
Attempted murder 71 72 72 91 91 0 0 count diff
Assault with the intent to inflict grievous bodily harm 691 571 660 726 771 45 6,2%
Common assault 523 509 543 494 709 215 43,5%
Common robbery 181 113 92 111 137 26 23,4%
Robbery with aggravating circumstances 826 823 723 855 850 -5 -0,6%
Contact crime (Crimes against the person) 2 616 2 345 2 400 2 612 2 900 288 11,0%
SEXUAL OFFENCES - BREAKDOWN
Rape 183 147 144 157 174 17 10,8%
Sexual assault 23 28 30 29 13 -16 16 counts lower
Attempted sexual offences 2 5 3 4 5 1 1 count higher
Contact sexual offences 7 4 5 6 4 -2 2 counts lower
SOME SUBCATEGORIES OF AGGRAVATED ROBBERY
Carjacking 162 231 179 222 214 -8 -3,6%
Robbery at residential premises 120 159 136 149 138 -11 -7,4%
Robbery at non-residential premises 136 105 111 120 128 8 6,7%
TRIO Crime 418 495 426 491 480 -11 -2,2%
Robbery of cash in transit 2 2 0 1 1 0 0 count diff
Bank robbery 0 0 0 1 0 -1 1 count lower
Truck hijacking 16 49 40 42 43 1 1 count higher
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Sedibeng District
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023)
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
CRIME CATEGORY Count Diff (%) Change
September 2019 September 2020 September 2021 September 2022 September 2023
CONTACT-RELATED CRIMES
Arson 7 11 16 5 6 1 1 count higher
Malicious damage to property 370 387 334 430 434 4 0,9%
Contact-related crime 377 398 350 435 440 5 1,1%
PROPERTY-RELATED CRIMES
Burglary at non-residential premises 365 349 277 263 201 -62 -23,6%
Burglary at residential premises 978 713 708 793 559 -234 -29,5%
Theft of motor vehicle and motorcycle 352 271 182 224 271 47 21,0%
Theft out of or from motor vehicle 293 237 199 223 216 -7 -3,1%
Stock-theft 52 43 33 50 51 1 1 count higher
Property-related crime 2 040 1 613 1 399 1 553 1 298 -255 -16,4%
OTHER SERIOUS CRIMES
All theft not mentioned elsewhere 990 906 842 832 1 036 204 24,5%
Commercial crime 315 367 422 488 455 -33 -6,8%
Shoplifting 380 267 217 373 373 0 0,0%
Other serious crime 1 685 1 540 1 481 1 693 1 864 171 10,1%
17 Community reported serious crime 6 718 5 896 5 630 6 293 6 502 209 3,3%

CRIMES DETECTED AS A RESULT OF POLICE ACTION

Illegal possession of firearms and ammunition 68 59 84 94 89 -5 5 counts lower
Drug-related crime 1 227 593 503 813 961 148 18,2%
Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs 744 302 229 320 522 202 63,1%
Sexual offences detected as a result of police action 45 32 53 72 103 31 43,1%
Crime detected as a result of police action 2 084 986 869 1 299 1 675 376 28,9%
Kidnapping 41 30 54 210 223 13 6,2%
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Tshwane District
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023)
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
CRIME CATEGORY Count Diff (%) Change
September 2019 September 2020 September 2021 September 2022 September 2023
CONTACT CRIMES (CRIMES AGAINST THE PERSON)
Murder 172 205 205 233 222 -11 -4,7%
Sexual offences 686 572 684 656 643 -13 -2,0%
Attempted murder 219 254 262 302 305 3 1,0%
Assault with the intent to inflict grievous bodily harm 1 859 1 635 1 779 1 852 1 747 -105 -5,7%
Common assault 2 805 2 608 2 792 3 361 3 431 70 2,1%
Common robbery 1 140 950 810 1 128 1 093 -35 -3,1%
Robbery with aggravating circumstances 2 931 2 906 3 091 3 552 3 438 -114 -3,2%
Contact crime (Crimes against the person) 9 812 9 130 9 623 11 084 10 879 -205 -1,8%
SEXUAL OFFENCES - BREAKDOWN
Rape 528 434 529 496 505 9 1,8%
Sexual assault 134 106 126 132 116 -16 -12,1%
Attempted sexual offences 5 5 8 9 9 0 0 count diff
Contact sexual offences 19 27 21 19 13 -6 6 counts lower
SOME SUBCATEGORIES OF AGGRAVATED ROBBERY
Carjacking 443 599 554 686 666 -20 -2,9%
Robbery at residential premises 430 412 410 457 475 18 3,9%
Robbery at non-residential premises 366 339 475 362 356 -6 -1,7%
TRIO Crime 1 239 1 350 1 439 1 505 1 497 -8 -0,5%
Robbery of cash in transit 4 4 5 2 3 1 1 count higher
Bank robbery 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 count diff
Truck hijacking 27 45 64 71 49 -22 22 counts lower
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Tshwane District
Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023)
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
CRIME CATEGORY Count Diff (%) Change
September 2019 September 2020 September 2021 September 2022 September 2023
CONTACT-RELATED CRIMES
Arson 45 37 40 39 28 -11 11 counts lower
Malicious damage to property 1 776 1 488 1 594 1 804 1 650 -154 -8,5%
Contact-related crime 1 821 1 525 1 634 1 843 1 678 -165 -9,0%
PROPERTY-RELATED CRIMES
Burglary at non-residential premises 949 808 789 878 818 -60 -6,8%
Burglary at residential premises 3 140 2 070 2 172 2 548 2 327 -221 -8,7%
Theft of motor vehicle and motorcycle 1 936 1 785 1 635 1 543 1 550 7 0,5%
Theft out of or from motor vehicle 2 972 2 061 2 015 2 025 2 022 -3 -0,1%
Stock-theft 114 97 99 103 88 -15 15 counts lower
Property-related crime 9 111 6 821 6 710 7 097 6 805 -292 -4,1%
OTHER SERIOUS CRIMES
All theft not mentioned elsewhere 6 306 4 849 5 103 5 910 5 329 -581 -9,8%
Commercial crime 1 771 1 873 2 110 2 751 2 737 -14 -0,5%
Shoplifting 1 046 1 176 837 1 088 1 076 -12 -1,1%
Other serious crime 9 123 7 898 8 050 9 749 9 142 -607 -6,2%
17 Community reported serious crime 29 867 25 374 26 017 29 773 28 504 -1 269 -4,3%

CRIMES DETECTED AS A RESULT OF POLICE ACTION

Illegal possession of firearms and ammunition 174 153 143 186 179 -7 -3,8%
Drug-related crime 3 549 1 074 1 445 1 641 1 880 239 14,6%
Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs 1 193 378 572 567 940 373 65,8%
Sexual offences detected as a result of police action 49 8 17 16 43 27 27 counts higher
Crime detected as a result of police action 4 965 1 613 2 177 2 410 3 042 632 26,2%
Kidnapping 102 87 119 366 322 -44 -12,0%
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West Rand District

Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023)
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
CRIME CATEGORY Count Diff (%) Change
September 2019 September 2020 September 2021 September 2022 September 2023
CONTACT CRIMES (CRIMES AGAINST THE PERSON)
Murder 103 100 109 147 80 -67 67 counts lower
Sexual offences 222 172 201 203 174 -29 -14,3%
Attempted murder 103 108 99 131 108 -23 -17,6%
Assault with the intent to inflict grievous bodily harm 757 717 705 817 792 -25 -3,1%
Common assault 847 830 797 912 877 -35 -3,8%
Common robbery 243 166 163 207 201 -6 -2,9%
Robbery with aggravating circumstances 736 662 807 805 845 40 5,0%
Contact crime (Crimes against the person) 3 011 2 755 2 881 3 222 3 077 -145 -4,5%
SEXUAL OFFENCES - BREAKDOWN
Rape 182 136 170 181 134 -47 -26,0%
Sexual assault 32 26 25 17 32 15 15 counts higher
Attempted sexual offences 4 9 2 2 8 6 6 counts higher
Contact sexual offences 4 1 4 3 0 -3 3 counts lower
SOME SUBCATEGORIES OF AGGRAVATED ROBBERY
Carjacking 126 108 171 180 151 -29 -16,1%
Robbery at residential premises 107 134 191 183 191 8 4,4%
Robbery at non-residential premises 134 97 148 85 113 28 32,9%
TRIO Crime 367 339 510 448 455 7 1,6%
Robbery of cash in transit 1 4 1 3 3 0 0 count diff
Bank robbery 0 0 0 1 0 -1 1 count lower
Truck hijacking 13 12 15 38 42 4 4 counts higher
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West Rand District

Comparison - 2nd quarter (July to September - 2019 to 2023)
July 2019 to July 2020 to July 2021 to July 2022 to July 2023 to
CRIME CATEGORY Count Diff (%) Change
September 2019 September 2020 September 2021 September 2022 September 2023
CONTACT-RELATED CRIMES
Arson 8 11 13 13 6 -7 7 counts lower
Malicious damage to property 605 506 594 678 593 -85 -12,5%
Contact-related crime 613 517 607 691 599 -92 -13,3%
PROPERTY-RELATED CRIMES
Burglary at non-residential premises 256 261 232 278 259 -19 -6,8%
Burglary at residential premises 868 766 708 828 667 -161 -19,4%
Theft of motor vehicle and motorcycle 397 294 240 328 332 4 1,2%
Theft out of or from motor vehicle 362 290 224 262 221 -41 -15,6%
Stock-theft 59 76 46 78 60 -18 18 counts lower
Property-related crime 1 942 1 687 1 450 1 774 1 539 -235 -13,2%
OTHER SERIOUS CRIMES
All theft not mentioned elsewhere 1 380 1 057 1 144 1 262 1 318 56 4,4%
Commercial crime 283 359 350 423 469 46 10,9%
Shoplifting 225 209 180 225 248 23 10,2%
Other serious crime 1 888 1 625 1 674 1 910 2 035 125 6,5%
17 Community reported serious crime 7 454 6 584 6 612 7 597 7 250 -347 -4,6%

CRIMES DETECTED AS A RESULT OF POLICE ACTION

Illegal possession of firearms and ammunition 90 157 101 103 83 -20 20 counts lower
Drug-related crime 1 086 675 652 751 648 -103 -13,7%
Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs 673 468 393 452 666 214 47,3%
Sexual offences detected as a result of police action 24 14 41 73 75 2 2 counts higher
Crime detected as a result of police action 1 873 1 314 1 187 1 379 1 472 93 6,7%
Kidnapping 60 44 79 178 159 -19 -10,7%
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1. Contact crime
2. Contact-related crime
3. Property-related crime
4. Other serious crime
5. Crime dependent on police action for detection

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1. CONTACT CRIME (CRIMES AGAINST THE PERSON)

1.1. MURDER refers to the unlawful and intentional killing of another human being.
1.2. ATTEMPTED MURDER refers to the commission of an unlawful act with the intention of killing another
human being, but which does not result in the death of that human being.
1.3. SEXUAL OFFENCES*
1.3.1 RAPE
Section 3 of the Criminal Law (Sexual Offences and Related Matters) Amendment Act, 2007
(Act No.32 of 2007) defines rape as follows: Rape is the unlawful and intentional sexual
penetration of a person without his or her consent.
1.3.2 COMPELLED RAPE
Section 4 of the Criminal Law (Sexual Offences and Related Matters) Amendment Act, 2007
(Act No. 32 of 2007) defines compelled rape as follows: A person who unlawfully and
intentionally compels another person, without his or her consent, to commit an act of sexual
penetration of a third person, without the consent of the third person, is guilty of the offence of
compelled rape.

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1.3.3 SEXUAL ASSAULT

Section 5 of the Criminal Law (Sexual Offences and Related Matters) Amendment Act,2007
(Act No. 32 of 2007) defines sexual assault as follows:
A person who unlawfully and intentionally –
(a) sexually violates a person, without his or her consent; or
(b) inspires the belief in a person that he or she will be sexually violated, is guilty of the
offence of sexual assault.
1.3.4 COMPELLED SEXUAL ASSAULT
Section 6 of the Criminal Law (Sexual Offences and Related Matters) Amendment Act, 2007
(Act No. 32 of 2007) defines the crime as follows: A person who unlawfully and intentionally
compels another person, without his or her consent, to commit an act of sexual violation of a
third person, without the consent of the third person, is guilty of the offence of compelled
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1.3.5 ACTS OF CONSENSUAL SEXUAL PENETRATION WITH CERTAIN CHILDREN

(STATUTORY RAPE)
Section 15 of the Criminal Law (Sexual Offences and Related Matters) Amendment Act,2007
(Act No. 32 of 2007) defines the crime as follows: A person who commits an act of sexual
penetration with a child is, despite the consent of the child to the commission of such an act,
guilty of the offence of having committed an act of consensual sexual penetration with a
child.

1.3.6 ACTS OF CONSENSUAL SEXUAL VIOLATION WITH CERTAIN CHILDREN (STATUTORY

SEXUAL ASSAULT)
Section 16 of the Criminal Law (Sexual Offences and Related Matters) Amendment Act,
2007 (Act No. 32 of 2007) defines the crime as follows: A person who commits an act of
sexual violation of a child is, despite the consent of the child to the commission of such an
act, guilty of the offence of having committed an act of consensual sexual violation with a
child.
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1.4. ASSAULTS
1.4.1 ASSAULT WITH THE INTENT TO CAUSE GRIEVOUS BODILY HARM is the unlawful and
intentional direct or indirect application of force to the body of another person with the
intention of causing grievous bodily harm to that person.
1.4.2 COMMON ASSAULT is the unlawful and intentional -
(a) direct or indirect application of force to the body of another person, or
(b) threat of application of immediate personal violence to another, in circumstances in which
the threatened person is prevailed upon to believe that the person who is threatening him or
her has the intention and power to carry out his threat.
1.5. ROBBERIES
1.5.1 ORDINARY ROBBERY (ALSO KNOWN AS COMMON ROBBERY) is the unlawful and
intentional forceful removal and appropriation of movable tangible property belonging to
another.
1.5.2 ROBBERY WITH AGGRAVATING CIRCUMSTANCES is the unlawful and intentional forceful
removal and appropriation in aggravating circumstances of movable tangible property
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1.5.3 SUBCATEGORIES OF AGGRAVATED ROBBERY FORMING PART OF AGGRAVATED

ROBBERY
1.5.3.1 ROBBERY OF A MOTOR VEHICLE (EXCLUDING TRUCKS), ALSO KNOWN AS
“CARJACKING” is the unlawful and intentional forceful removal and appropriation of a
motor vehicle (excluding a truck) belonging to another.
1.5.3.2 ROBBERY OF TRUCK, ALSO KNOWN AS “TRUCK HIJACKING” is the unlawful and
intentional forceful removal and appropriation of a truck (excluding a light delivery vehicle)
belonging to another.
1.5.3.3 CASH IN TRANSIT (CIT) ROBBERY is the unlawful and intentional forceful removal and
appropriation of money or containers for the conveyance of money belonging to another,
while such money or containers for the conveyance of money are being transported by a
security company on behalf of the owner thereof.
1.5.3.4 BANK ROBBERY is the unlawful and intentional forceful removal and appropriation of
money which belongs to a bank from the bank during the office hours of that bank.
1.5.3.5 ROBBERY AT RESIDENTIAL PREMISES (ALSO KNOWN AS “HOUSE ROBBERY”) is the
unlawful and intentional forceful removal and appropriation of property from residential
premises of another person.
1.5.3.6 ROBBERY AT NON-RESIDENTIAL PREMISES (ALSO KNOWN AS “BUSINESS
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1.6. KIDNAPPING consists of the unlawful intentional deprivation of a person of his freedom of movement or, if
such a person is a child, the unlawful intentional deprivation of a parent of control over the child.

2. CONTACT-RELATED CRIME
2.1 ARSON is the unlawful and intentional setting of fire to immovable property belonging to another (or to
one’s own immovable insured property, in order to claim the value of the property from the insurer).
2.2 MALICIOUS DAMAGE TO PROPERTY refers to the unlawful and intentional damaging of property
belonging to other (or one’s own insured property, with the intention to claim the value of the property from
the insurer).

3. PROPERTY-RELATED CRIME
3.1 HOUSEBREAKING (ALSO KNOWN AS BURGLARY) – OTHER PREMISES THAN RESIDENTIAL
PREMISES is committed by a person who unlawfully and intentionally breaks into a building or similar structure
which is not used for human habitation and does not form part of residential premises, then enters or penetrates
it with part of his or her body or with an instrument with which he or she intends to control something on the
premises, with the intention to commit a crime on the premises.
3.2 HOUSEBREAKING (ALSO KNOWN AS BURGLARY) – RESIDENTIAL PREMISES is committed by a
person who unlawfully and intentionally breaks into a building or similar structure used for human habitation,
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3.2 HOUSEBREAKING (ALSO KNOWN AS BURGLARY) – RESIDENTIAL PREMISES is committed by a

person who unlawfully and intentionally breaks into a building or similar structure used for human
habitation, then enters or penetrates it with part of his or her body or with an instrument with which he or
she intends to control something on the premises, with the intention to commit a crime on the premises.
3.3 THEFT OF A MOTOR VEHICLE OR MOTORCYCLE refers to the stealing of a motor vehicle or
motorcycle belonging to another person.
3.4 THEFT OUT OF OR FROM A MOTOR VEHICLE
3.4.1 THEFT FROM A MOTOR VEHICLE refers to the unlawful and intentional removal of parts,
accessories or equipment that form part of a motor vehicle, from such vehicle, with the intention
of permanently depriving the owner thereof of control over such parts, accessories or equipment
taken from the vehicle.
3.4.2 THEFT OUT OF A MOTOR VEHICLE refers to the unlawful and intentional removal of articles
in or on the vehicle from the vehicle, with the intention of permanently depriving the owner
thereof of control over such articles taken out of the vehicle.
3.5 STOCK-THEFT refers to the stealing of livestock or produce related to such stock belonging to another
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4. OTHER SERIOUS CRIME

4.1 ALL THEFT NOT MENTIONED ELSEWHERE (ALSO KNOWN AS ORDINARY OR OTHER THEFT)
Theft refers to the unlawful and intentional appropriation of another’s movable tangible property which
is available in commerce, or of such property belonging to the perpetrator himself or herself but in
respect of which somebody else has a particular right of possession.
4.2 COMMERCIAL CRIME
4.2.1 FRAUD (INCLUDING ATTEMPTED FRAUD) is the unlawful, intentional distortion of the truth
which is calculated to prejudice another.
4.2.2 FORGERY is the unlawful, intentional falsification of a document or written instrument,
calculated to cause prejudice.
4.2.3 UTTERING is the unlawful offering, passing-off or communication of a forged document, with
the intention to defraud, and which causes prejudice or potential prejudice to another.
4.3 SHOPLIFTING
Shoplifting refers to stealing from a self-service shop, during the shopping hours of that shop, an
article which is offered for sale by that shop.

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5. CRIME DETECTED AS A RESULT OF POLICE ACTION

5.1 ILLEGAL POSSESSION OF A FIREARM
Section 3 of the Firearms Control Act, 2000 (Act No. 60 of 2000), read with section 120(1) of the said
act, provides as follows:
Any person who is unlawfully in possession of a firearm and who is not the holder of a licence, permit
or authorisation to possess the firearm, is guilty of an offence.
5.2 ILLEGAL POSSESSION OF AMMUNITION
Section 90 read with section 120(10)(b) of the Firearms Control Act, 2000 (Act No. 60 of 2000)
provides as follows
Any person who is unlawfully in possession of ammunition while he or she does not –
(a) hold a licence in respect of a firearm capable of discharging that ammunition;
(b) hold a permit to possess ammunition;
(c) hold a dealer’s licence, manufacturer’s licence, gunsmith’s licence, import, export or in transit
permit or transporter’s permit issued in terms of this Act; or
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5.3 UNLAWFUL USE OR POSSESSION OF DRUGS

Section 4 of the Drugs and Drug Trafficking Act, 1992 (Act No. 140 of 1992) provides as follows:\
Any person who uses or has in his possession –
(a) any dependence-producing substance; or
(b) any dangerous dependence-producing substance or any undesirable dependence producing
substance, is guilty of an offence.
5.4 UNLAWFUL DEALING IN DRUGS
Section 5 of the Drugs and Drug Trafficking Act, 1992 (Act No. 140 of 1992) provides as follows:
Any person who deals in –
(a) any dependence-producing substance; or
(b) any dangerous dependence-producing substance or any undesirable dependence producing
substance, is guilty of an offence.

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5.5 DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL OR DRUGS

Section 65(1) of the National Road Traffic Act, 1996 (Act 93 of 1996) provides as follows:
A person who, on a public road –
(a) drives a vehicle; or
(b) occupies the driver’s seat of a motor vehicle the engine of which is running, while under the influence of
intoxicating liquor or a drug having a narcotic effect, is guilty of an offence.
Section 65(5) of the National Road Traffic Act, 1996 (Act 93 of 1996) provides as follows:
A person who, on a public road –
(a) drives a vehicle; or
(b) occupies the driver’s seat of a motor vehicle the engine of which is running, while the concentration of alcohol in
any specimen of blood taken from any part of his body is not less than 0,05 gram per 100 millilitres, or in the case of a
professional driver referred to in section 32, not less than 0,02 gram per 100 millilitres, is guilty of an offence.
Section 65(6) of the National Road Traffic (Act 93 of 1996) provides as follows:
A person who, on a public road -
(a) drives a vehicle; or
(b) occupies the driver’s seat of a motor vehicle the engine of which is running, while the concentration of alcohol in
any specimen of breath exhaled by such person is not less than 0, 24 milligrams per 1 000 millilitres, or in the case of
a professional driver referred to in section 32, not less than 0.10 milligrams per 1000 millilitres, is guilty of an offence.
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