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Tuesday, January 27, 2015

ERMELO K9 TO DONATE ITS AWARD TO CHARITY, MEDIA INVITED

ERMELO K9 TO DONATE ITS AWARD TO CHARITY, MEDIA INVITED

Nelspruit – Tuesday 28 January 2015, Tracker will be giving an award of R10 000 to Ermelo K9 Unit formerly known as Dog Unit. 
The unit won the award last year on 03 October 2014 in a ceremony which held at Kyalami in Johannesburg.
Taking into account that this was a national event, the unit takes pride in this enormous achievement.
The unit scooped position one hence the award. The unit collaborated with tracker and managed to recover 28 stolen vehicles to the value of over 11 million rand and 19 suspects arrested.
The members of this unit met the criteria set by tracker in deciding when it comes to awarding the best of the best.
The criteria includes inter-alia the unit that contributed immensely towards the investigation of stolen or hi-jacked vehicles, the amount of stolen vehicles recovered and the number of arrests made as well as the co-ordination of operations.
Ermelo K9 Unit surpassed all their peers in the country.
After receiving the award, the members of the unit have decided to donate the whole R10 000, to a charity of their choice. CMR Child and Youth Centre in Ermelo will be the beneficiary as a result of the hard work done by the unit.
The Acting Provincial Commissioner of SAPS in Mpumalanga, Major General (Adv) Meshack Nogwanya has commended the unit for the award.
“This is true policing at its best; I am delighted by what the unit has achieved not to mention that this is the first time that a K9 Unit walked away with such an award country wide.
Indeed the members attached to this unit have made us proud through their earnest enhancement of service delivery. I am also overjoyed that the money will donated to a charity organisation in the area where they service their community. Lastly, I want to humbly appreciate Tracker for acknowledging the work done by the police,” said Major General Nogwanya.

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