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The Citizens on Patrol Community website
 promotes crime prevention and 
raises crime awareness;
with the aim to help individuals and our Community stay SAFE and SECURE.

Visit and bookmark our website to LEARN crime prevention tips,
personal safety awareness and
improvised life saving emergency skills.

You never know when it can save your life
or
someone's life.

CITIZENS ON PATROL | INTRODUCTORY VIDEO
CREDIT: SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE


CRIME PREVENTION TIPS



CRIMES OF CONCERN


Let's Fight Scams
Credit: National Crime Prevention Council

SCAMS

Statistics have shown that scams are rising at an alarming rate since the beginning of 2020; with millions of dollars being lost to scammers. Find out the common types of scams and learn how to protect yourself and loved ones from being a victim of scams. 

>> READ CRIME PREVENTION TIPS

Unlicensed Money Lending Harrassment
Credit:
Singapore Police Force
National Crime Prevention Council

UNLICENSED MONEY LENDING 

Borrowing from unlicensed money lenders is a path that everyone should avoid taking. Opening up a door to them is the beginning of a nightmare of endless fear, mental torment and shame. Lives can be at stake too. 

>> READ CRIME PREVENTION TIPS

Bicycle Theft
Credit:
Singapore Police Force
National Crime Prevention Council

BICYCLE THEFT 

Bicycles and Personal Mobility Devices (PMD) remain common targets by thieves. Adopt good habits to properly lock and secure your ride. Equip yourself with crime prevention tips to deter a bicycle theft.


>> READ CRIME PREVENTION TIPS



Dishonest Misappropriation of Property
Credit:
Singapore Police Force
National Crime Prevention Council

DISHONEST MISAPPROPRIATION OF PROPERTY

Singapore may be one of the safest cities in the world, but low crime does not mean no crime.  If a valuable item means a lot to you, never leave it unattended at public places. 

>> READ CRIME PREVENTION TIPS




CRIME PREVENTION TIPS



PREVENTABLE CRIMES


Outrage of Modesty
Credit:
Singapore Police Force
National Crime Prevention Council

OUTRAGE OF MODESTY

Perpetrators find opportunities to strike anywhere and anytime; in the cover of a crowd or at secluded places. Find out more on how to avoid being a victim of such crimes.

>> READ CRIME PREVENTION TIPS

Motor Vehicle Theft
Credit:
Singapore Police Force
National Crime Prevention Council

MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT

Motor vehicle thieves may gain entry into vehicles using various methods. Equip yourself with crime prevention tips on how to prevent your motor vehicle from being stolen.

>> READ CRIME PREVENTION TIPS

Housebreaking
Credit:
Singapore Police Force
National Crime Prevention Council

HOUSEBREAKING 

Burglars may gain entry into homes using various methods. Equip yourself with crime prevention tips on how to effectively secure your home and avoid falling victim to housebreaking.

>> READ CRIME PREVENTION TIPS



Robbery
Credit:
Singapore Police Force
National Crime Prevention Council

ROBBERY

A robbery incident may leave victims shocked, traumatised and physically injured.  Equip yourself with crime prevention tips on how to avoid being a victim of robbery.

>> READ CRIME PREVENTION TIPS

Snatch Theft
Credit:
Singapore Police Force
National Crime Prevention Council

SNATCH THEFT

Snatch thieves expect their victims to be off guard when they strike; taking just a few seconds to make their getaway. Equip yourself with crime prevention tips on how to avoid being a victim of snatch theft.

>> READ CRIME PREVENTION TIPS


safeguarding
our way of life


SGSecure Movement
Supported by:
Citizens on Patrol Community SG

SGSECURE
Anti-Terrorism Movement

SGSecure is Singapore’s community response to the threat of terrorism. Find out more on how we can play a role to keep Singapore safe and secure.

>> READ HOW TO BE INVOLVED





>> LIST OF Recent Updates

  1. Dishonest Misappropriation of Property | Citizens on Patrol Community

    Jul 01, 24 10:29 AM

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    Dishonest misappropriation of property crime prevention tips. Learn how to avoid becoming a victim of such crimes.

    Read More

  2. Basic Lifesaving Skills | Citizens On Patrol (COP) Community Singapore

    Jul 01, 24 10:20 AM

    scdf-firstresponder
    Basic lifesaving skills that are good to know and to apply during emergencies and crises.

    Read More

  3. SGSecure Movement | Citizens on Patrol (COP) Community SG

    Jul 01, 24 10:12 AM

    Learn about Singapore's SGSecure movement on how to safeguard our way of life and to respond in the event of a terror attack.

    Read More


ABOUT THIS 
WEBSITE



This Community website is an initiative to express gratitude to our nation protectors for relentlessly keeping Singapore Safe and Secure 24x7.

It
 supports the #CitizensOnPatrol scheme under the #SingaporePoliceForce, and aims to bring together people from all walks of life with an interest in crime prevention and helping to share crime awareness messages.

The Citizens On Patrol (COP) scheme was launched in 1999 as part of the Singapore Police Force volunteer network.

A similar concept to the more commonly known neighbourhood watch, COP's mission is to enable patrols by the community to alert the Police when they observe suspicious activities or persons; and engage the community on crime prevention measures. 


We also hope this site would be useful for anyone keen to stay updated on the latest crime trends and be educated on crime prevention to keep themselves and their loved ones safe from harm.




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