In October, 168 incidents were reported to our Emergency Dispatch Centre. This is an 8% increase compared to the rate we recorded in September 2025. The top types of incidents throughout the month were theft, house breaking and trespassing.
SUCCESSES
Throughout October, we arrested 20 suspects and recovered 11 stolen or hijacked vehicles. 💪
When Seconds Count, Even Non-Clients Know Who to Call
Marshall Security responded to a call from a Forest Drive resident, a non-client, after a suspect was spotted on their property. The suspect fled but was swiftly apprehended by our team on the M4 and handed over to Durban North SAPS. This incident highlights the power of rapid response, teamwork, and why even non-clients know who to call when it matters most.
Back-to-Back Success: Two Hijacked Vehicles Recovered in Minutes
Marshall Security’s Special Operations Team, in collaboration with SAPS and tracking partners, recovered two hijacked vehicles, an Isuzu bakkie and a Toyota Hilux – both found abandoned in KwaMashu A-Section. These back-to-back recoveries highlight the team’s rapid response, coordination, and commitment to combating vehicle crime.
Marshall Security Responds to Non-fatal Drowning in Glen Hills
Marshall Security responded to a drowning incident in Glen Hills after a non-client called for urgent help. Our officers, along with Netcare 911, the Fire Department, and SAPS, assisted on scene. Thanks to the swift, coordinated efforts, the patient was stabilised and transported for further care—highlighting the value of rapid, life-saving response.
