Rotorua Community Patrol
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Community Organisation
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Have you seen this son, brother, nephew, cousin, friend he has been missing since Wednesday 26th. He lives and works in Rotorua, and drives a Dark Audi Registration HYF896. Yes the Rotorua Police have been notified.
There has been a possible sighting in Tauranga but could also possibly be in … View moreHave you seen this son, brother, nephew, cousin, friend he has been missing since Wednesday 26th. He lives and works in Rotorua, and drives a Dark Audi Registration HYF896. Yes the Rotorua Police have been notified.
There has been a possible sighting in Tauranga but could also possibly be in wider Bay of Plenty areas or Manawatu/Wanganui.
If you see him or his vehicle please contact the nearest Police Station.
I happened to be running the JP Clinic in Ngongotaha yesterday at Progress Ngongotaha Shop and noted a young man with a clip board wandering the footpath in the CBD. It appears he was offering his services to help with getting peoples Tax Refunds!!
BEWARE!!!
We know of a similar situation … View moreI happened to be running the JP Clinic in Ngongotaha yesterday at Progress Ngongotaha Shop and noted a young man with a clip board wandering the footpath in the CBD. It appears he was offering his services to help with getting peoples Tax Refunds!!
BEWARE!!!
We know of a similar situation where a local had a substantial amount of money taken from his bank account.
Rotorua Police are keen to identify this person, he may still be in the area, if so, if you can safely get a photo of this person / vehicle registration number anything that may help please ring it in or give the info to Lynn Benfell at Progress Ngongotaha.
As did happen on 29th April. We were called in to help for the following 2 weeks to be the "Eyes and Ears" for the Police to help deter unwanted guests and opportunists.
The Ngongotaha Community Patrol have been patrolling Ngongotaha and surrounding areas since July 2004. Our … View moreAs did happen on 29th April. We were called in to help for the following 2 weeks to be the "Eyes and Ears" for the Police to help deter unwanted guests and opportunists.
The Ngongotaha Community Patrol have been patrolling Ngongotaha and surrounding areas since July 2004. Our effective membership is now insufficient to cover as many days and nights as we would wish.
We need new volunteers.
Requirements:
• Any age, male or female
• Can be couples / Physically impaired not a problem
• Clean Police record
• Approximately four hours of your time every month
• Must attend at least three trainings per year.
Patrollers are always rostered on in pairs; times are left to the discretion of patrollers. We are in cell phone contact with the Police and have a Police Radio and do NOT leave our vehicle unless specifically asked by Police.
Our main role is PREVENTION and we act solely as the “eyes and ears” for the Police.
Please help us to help you.
Do you think you could become a community patroller and help keep Ngongotaha a safe place to live?
For further information please phone
David 357 4734 or Sharon 027 289 8846
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