Community Safety: June 2026

by Wayne Jackson

Posted on 22 Jun, 2026
  1. Burglaries & Housebreakings

Residential security remains under pressure, with forced entries heavily concentrated in Stony Point and Silversands. Notably, removing the window continues to be the primary method used by perpetrators to gain access.

02 May (14:15): Housebreaking (Broke in) – Dina’s Corner, Mooiuitsig

14 May (15:24): Burglary (Broke window) – Diastella Road, Stony Point

18 May (17:27): Burglary (Removed window) – Disa Road, Stony Point

19 May (14:30): Burglary (Removed window) – Goucom Road, Silversands

20 May (20:10): Housebreaking (Removed window) – Diastella Road, Stony Point

28 May (21:00): Burglary (Removed window) – Aulax Road, Stony Point

29 May (00:30): Burglary (Removed window) – Senecio Road, Silversands

  1. Malicious Damage to Property & Assault

07 May (10:00): Assault GBH (Strike/hit/beat with wooden pole) – Lipkin Street, Jock’s Bay

07 May (12:36): Malicious Damage to Property (Damages) – Lakeside Drive, Rondevlei

08 May (07:10): Malicious Damage to Property (Cut with panga) – Clarence Drive, Sunny Seas

20 May (15:15): Malicious Damage to Property (Stone/brick) – Clarence Drive, Sunny Seas

  1. Vehicle Crime & General Theft

07 May (11:45): Theft out of Motor Vehicle (Open vehicle by force) – Wallers Way, Stony Point

11 May (10:00): General Theft (Take with hands) – Heath Road, Rondevlei

22 May (21:00): Theft of a Motor Vehicle (Take) – Agapanthus Road, Stony Point 

  1. Public Nuisance

01 May (02:30): Drunk and Disorderly – Dina’s Corner, Mooiuitsig

 

Important Community Security Notice: Tenant Vetting

We urge all property owners, particularly those managing long-term or short-term rentals, to exercise heightened vigilance when considering new tenants. Do not rely solely on appearances or verbal assurances. It is essential to actively protect your property and our broader community by thoroughly verifying rental histories. Always speak directly with at least two previous home-owners they have rented from before finalising any agreements. Proper vetting is our best defence against opportunistic crime syndicates operating within residential properties.

 

Watch Security Recommendations

Secure Windows: Given the high frequency of “removed windows” this month, please inspect your burglar bars and window fixtures. Ensure older wooden or aluminium frames cannot be easily unclipped or pried open from the outside.

Lock Vehicles: Do not leave valuables inside vehicles, even when parked in your driveway or at popular local spots like Stony Point.

Report Suspicious Activity: If you notice any individuals scouting properties or loitering near vacant homes, please alert the BBNW and local security structures immediately.

Stay safe, stay vigilant.

 

Wayne Jackson and the Team