#sapsFAQ [FIGHT AGAINST EXTORTION] What is #extortion? Extortion is a criminal offense where an individual illegally obtains money, property or services from another person by threatening harm or using coercive methods. These threats can involve physical violence, property damage, accusations of crime, or exposure of sensitive information. The South African Police Service is working hard to bring an end to extortion related crimes but, we are going to need the cooperation of our communities in the #FightAgainstExtortion. The #SAPS is following up on #TipOffs and information shared through the National Extortion Hotline on 0800 911 011 or #CrimeStop on 08600 10111. SAPS urges the community members to report the crime of extortion! #ReportCrime ME

#sapsFAQ [WHAT IS EXTORTION? HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF] #Extortion has been an emerging crime trend that has infiltrated our communities and businesses. Against this backdrop, #SAPS together with civil society, business and the community at large must join hands and unite in combatting, preventing and exposing incidents of extortion. ❌Extortion is a criminal offence where an individual illegally obtains money, property, or services from another person by threatening harm or using coercive measures. ✅Staying informed about the tactics used by extortionists and taking precautions can help you protect yourself and others from becoming victims. Never hesitate to seek help if you are being extorted. If you suspect acts of extortion, contact the hotlines immediately. Protect yourself and report incidents of extortion to the SAPS. Stop the scourge and report extortionists. #FightAgainstExtortion #CrimeStop #MySAPSApp ME

#sapsFAQ [WHAT IS EXTORTION? HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF] #FightAgainstExtortion #Extortion has been an emerging crime trend that has infiltrated our communities and businesses. Against this backdrop, #SAPS together with civil society, business and the community at large must join hands and unite in combatting, preventing and exposing incidents of extortion. Extortion is a criminal offence where an individual illegally obtains money, property, or services from another person by threatening harm or using coercive measures. Staying informed about the tactics used by extortionists and taking precautions can help you protect yourself and others from becoming victims. Never hesitate to seek help if you are being extorted. If you suspect acts of extortion, contact the hotlines immediately. Protect yourself and report incidents of extortion to the SAPS. Stop the scourge and report extortionists. #CrimeStop #MySAPSApp ME

#sapsFAQ What is Trafficking in persons? Human Trafficking is a crime and a reality in SA. Since Trafficking In Persons (TIP) is often a crime that is hidden in plain sight, it is important to be aware of its warning signs. Read more about #HumanTrafficking by visiting our website. #CrimeStop #MySAPSApp ME saps.gov.za/alert/traffickin…

#sapsFAQ [WHAT IS EXTORTION? HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF] #FightAgainstExtortion #Extortion has been an emerging crime trend that has infiltrated our communities and businesses. Against this backdrop, #SAPS together with civil society, business and the community at large must join hands and unite in combatting, preventing and exposing incidents of extortion. Extortion is a criminal offence where an individual illegally obtains money, property, or services from another person by threatening harm or using coercive measures. Staying informed about the tactics used by extortionists and taking precautions can help you protect yourself and others from becoming victims. Never hesitate to seek help if you are being extorted. If you suspect acts of extortion, contact the hotlines immediately. Protect yourself and report incidents of extortion to the SAPS. Stop the scourge and report extortionists. #CrimeStop #MySAPSApp ME

#sapsFAQ [SAPS E-RECRUITMENT PORTAL] #PoliceTrainees ~ Answers to E-Recruitment ONLINE PORTAL Frequently Asked Questions: ❓Q5. I didn’t receive a confirmation email after I submitted my application. What should I do? ✅A: Due to email and SMS sending limits, some confirmation emails may be delayed. To obtain a reference number for your application, Try the following: 1. Go to the portal: erecruitment.saps.gov.za/ 2. ⁠Sign in with ID Number and password 3. ⁠Navigate to My Applications 4. ⁠View you application reference number. #SAPSCareers #SAPSeRecruitment #SAPSEmployerOfChoice ME

#sapsFAQ [SAPS E-RECRUITMENT PORTAL] #PoliceTrainees ~ Answers to E-Recruitment ONLINE PORTAL Frequently Asked Questions. ❓Q1: What should I do if I receive a message saying “Email address already exists” or “ID already registered/taken”? ✅A: This message means that your email or ID is already associated with an existing account. Try the following: •Use the “Forgot Password” option to reset your login credentials. •If you’re unsure whether you’ve registered before, check your inbox for any previous registration confirmation emails. •If the issue persists, contact the system administrator or support team for assistance. ❓Q2: What happens when you receive a message saying “User account currently locked”? ✅A: This usually occurs after multiple failed login attempts. To resolve it: •Wait for a short period (typically 15–30 minutes) and try again. •If the account remains locked, follow the “Reset Password” process ❓Q3: What does the message “Liquid error: exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation” mean? ✅A: This is a system error that may be caused by a technical glitch or incomplete data entry. To troubleshoot: •Refresh the page and try again. •Clear your browser cache or try a different browser. •If the error continues, report it to the technical support team with a screenshot and details of what you were doing when the error occurred. ❓Q4: What should you do when you need to fix or correct your email address? ✅A: If you entered the wrong email during registration: •Log in (if possible) using your ID and Password and update your email in your profile settings. •If you can’t log in, contact the support team (with your correct email) and request an update. •Don’t try to reregister your profile. #SAPSCareers #SAPSeRecruitment #SAPSEmployerOfChoice ME

#sapsFAQ [SAPS E-RECRUITMENT PORTAL] Frequently Asked Questions: Answers to #SAPSeRecruitment ONLINE PORTAL application process: As the closing date for #PoliceTrainees applications approaches, Brigadier Phumi Mosoeu addresses some of the most Frequently Asked Questions. Please be aware that due to a high volume of applicants, there is also a significant demand for confirmation emails to be generated by the system. We kindly ask for your patience; you will receive your confirmation in due course. If you have any questions, please email your enquiries to erecruitmentincidents@saps.gov.za or saps.onlineappenquiries@saps.gov.za Remember to submit your application by Friday 18 July 2025. #SAPSCareers #SAPSProject5500 #SAPSEmployerOfChoice ME

#sapsFAQ [WHAT IS EXTORTION? HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF] #FightAgainstExtortion #Extortion has been an emerging crime trend that has infiltrated our communities and businesses. Against this backdrop, #SAPS together with civil society, business and the community at large must join hands and unite in combatting, preventing and exposing incidents of extortion. Extortion is a criminal offence where an individual illegally obtains money, property, or services from another person by threatening harm or using coercive measures. Staying informed about the tactics used by extortionists and taking precautions can help you protect yourself and others from becoming victims. Never hesitate to seek help if you are being extorted. If you suspect acts of extortion, contact the hotlines immediately. Protect yourself and report incidents of extortion to the SAPS. Stop the scourge and report extortionists. ML saps.gov.za/resource_centre/…

🚨 Want to join the South African Police Service? #sapsFAQ | [SAPS E-RECRUITMENT DRIVE FOR 5500 TRAINEES] Here’s how to register and apply via the SAPS e-Recruitment Portal. 🗓️ Closing date: 18 July 2025 Visit @SAPoliceServiceSAPoliceService for more info Don’t miss your chance to serve! #GovZAUpdates #SAPSTrainees2025

#sapsFAQ [SAPS E-RECRUITMENT PORTAL] Answers to E-Recruitment ONLINE PORTAL Frequently Asked Questions. Follow this link: saps.gov.za/faq.php #SAPSCareers #PoliceTrainees #SAPSeRecruitment #SAPSEmployerOfChoice ME

#sapsFAQ [SAPS E-RECUITMENT DRIVE FOR 5500 POLICE TRAINEES] How to Register Your Profile and Apply for a Vacancy via the SAPS e-Recruitment Portal The #SAPS has implemented an Electronic Recruitment System that allows youths from all backgrounds to submit applications for entry-level Police Trainee positions. This shift to a digital platform aims to reduce the volume of paper-based processes that are susceptible to issues such as corruption, nepotism, and the misplacement of applications. The new system is designed to enhance fairness, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness while also improving the integrity and turnaround time of the recruitment process. #SAPSeRucruitment #PoliceTrainees #SAPSCareers erecruitment.saps.gov.za/ ME

#sapsFAQ [WHAT IS EXTORTION? HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF] #FightAgainstExtortion #Extortion has been an emerging crime trend that has infiltrated our communities and businesses. Against this backdrop, #SAPS together with civil society, business and the community at large must join hands and unite in combatting, preventing and exposing incidents of extortion. Extortion is a criminal offence where an individual illegally obtains money, property, or services from another person by threatening harm or using coercive measures. Staying informed about the tactics used by extortionists and taking precautions can help you protect yourself and others from becoming victims. Never hesitate to seek help if you are being extorted. If you suspect acts of extortion, contact the hotlines immediately. Protect yourself and report incidents of extortion to the SAPS. Stop the scourge and report extortionists. ME saps.gov.za/resource_centre/…

#sapsFAQ [WHAT IS EXTORTION? HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF] #FightAgainstExtortion #Extortion has been an emerging crime trend that has infiltrated our communities and businesses. Against this backdrop, #SAPS together with civil society, business and the community at large must join hands and unite in combatting, preventing and exposing incidents of extortion. Extortion is a criminal offence where an individual illegally obtains money, property, or services from another person by threatening harm or using coercive measures. Staying informed about the tactics used by extortionists and taking precautions can help you protect yourself and others from becoming victims. Never hesitate to seek help if you are being extorted. If you suspect acts of extortion, contact the hotlines immediately. Protect yourself and report incidents of extortion to the SAPS. Stop the scourge and report extortionists. ME saps.gov.za/resource_centre/…

#sapsFAQ [FIGHT AGAINST EXTORTION] What is #extortion? Extortion is a criminal offense where an individual illegally obtains money, property or services from another person by threatening harm or using coercive methods. These threats can involve physical violence, property damage, accusations of crime, or exposure of sensitive information. The South African Police Service is working hard to bring an end to extortion related crimes but, we are going to need the cooperation of our communities in the #FightAgainstExtortion. The #SAPS is following up on #TipOffs and information shared through the National Extortion Hotline on 0800 911 011 or #CrimeStop on 08600 10111. SAPS urges the community members to report the crime of extortion! Download the pamphlet.👇 #ReportCrime ME saps.gov.za/resource_centre/…

#sapsFAQ [FIGHT AGAINST EXTORTION] What is #extortion? Extortion is a criminal offense where an individual illegally obtains money, property or services from another person by threatening harm or using coercive methods. These threats can involve physical violence, property damage, accusations of crime, or exposure of sensitive information. The South African Police Service is working hard to bring an end to extortion related crimes but, we are going to need the cooperation of our communities in the #FightAgainstExtortion. The #SAPS is following up on #TipOffs and information shared through the National Extortion Hotline on 0800 911 011 or #CrimeStop on 08600 10111. SAPS urges the community members to report the crime of extortion! Download the pamphlet.👇 #ReportCrime ME saps.gov.za/resource_centre/…

#sapsFAQ Have you downloaded the #MySAPSapp? The App allows citizens to: 📲provide #TipOffs anonymously through the app 📷Quick access to all official Social Media platforms. #LESM #ActiveCitizenry #CommunityPolicing #EyesAndEars ME saps.gov.za/services/mobile_…

#sapsFAQ Answers to FAQs about #CrimeStop's 24/7 anonymous #TipOff line. Report criminal or suspicious activities. Dial 08600 10111, choose OPTION 2 or hold for an operator. For emergencies, ALWAYS call 10111. #ReportCrime #EyesAndEars ME saps.gov.za/crimestop/cs_qa.…

#sapsFAQ [WHAT IS EXTORTION? HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF] #FightAgainstExtortion #Extortion has been an emerging crime trend that has infiltrated our communities and businesses. Against this backdrop, #SAPS together with civil society, business and the community at large must join hands and unite in combatting, preventing and exposing incidents of extortion. Extortion is a criminal offence where an individual illegally obtains money, property, or services from another person by threatening harm or using coercive measures. Staying informed about the tactics used by extortionists and taking precautions can help you protect yourself and others from becoming victims. Never hesitate to seek help if you are being extorted. If you suspect acts of extortion, contact the hotlines immediately. Protect yourself and report incidents of extortion to the SAPS. Stop the scourge and report extortionists. ME saps.gov.za/resource_centre/…

#sapsFAQ Answers to FAQs about #CrimeStop's 24/7 anonymous #TipOff line. Report criminal or suspicious activities. Dial 08600 10111, choose OPTION 2 or hold for an operator. For emergencies, ALWAYS call 10111. #ReportCrime #EyesAndEars ME saps.gov.za/crimestop/cs_qa.…