• The significance of blood spatter analysis to reconstruct murder scenes 

  Sontundu, Solethu Shepherd (2021-11-15)

  Crime scenes will always be a critical source of information in any investigated criminal incident. It is where most clues or evidence about a criminal activity are found. The police are mandated to preserve and investigate ...
• Exploring the value of identification parades to identify violent crime suspects in Namibia 

  Haipinge, Lameka (2022-11-06)

  Violent crime is a serious concern in the Ohangwena Region and has a negative impact on many lives. The fear of violent crime, the loss of life and the socioeconomic impact of such crimes may create the impression that the ...
• Exploring investigative challenges of fraud cases by the general detectives in the Eastern Cape province 

  Zenani, Pumeza (2023-06)

  This study reports on the exploration of investigative challenges of fraud cases by the General Detectives in the Eastern Cape Province. The researcher used a qualitative descriptive phenomenological research design to ...
• A critical assessment on strategies to detect and combat systemic corruption in the Namibian Police Force 

  Masake, Pilisano Harris (2023-06)

  Systemic corruption presupposes the commission of corrupt practices in an organised manner, at a scale and intensity, that is unparallel to other types of corruption. The assumption is that the deficiency in regulatory ...
• A critical review of the implementation of the security threat assessment by a selection of government department in Gauteng 

  Mahlatsi, Lehlohonolo Wonderboy (2022-11)

  The imperative for protecting critical national infrastructure has engendered development of the Security Threat Assessment Framework that is implemented by the South African government under the guidance of the State ...
• An exploration of virtual criminal investigations in Ghana : legal issues and challenges 

  Amoako, Augustine (2023-06)

  The widespread cybercrime has caused changes and brought about a need for new investigative skills, laws and enforcement procedures to attack these obstacles. Since technological crimes committed through the information ...
• An exploration of the use of fingerprints identification systems on latent prints of first-time offenders in South Africa 

  Dube, Ntombenhle Cecilia (2023-02-10)

  The South African Police Service`s fingerprints system cannot identify latent prints of innocent people or first-time offenders, it can only identify persons who had previously been charged. Therefore, the purpose of this ...
• Exploring the value of physical evidence at rape crime scenes in Mamelodi 

  Ubisi, Siphiwe Jane (2023-05-10)

  Rape is a severe crime in South Africa, and several cases of rape pass through the courts every year. However, many of these cases fail to get convictions due to problems experienced while collecting evidence from the crime ...
• A descriptive study of the role of informers in abalone poaching investigations in Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape 

  Van Zyl, Rudi (2022-06)

  The aim of this research was to examine the role that informers play in the investigation of abalone poaching in Port Elizabeth (now Gqeberha), Eastern Cape. Definitions are provided of key theoretical concepts, including ...
• An exploration of the operational functioning of the South African Police Service Crime Information Management and Analysis Centre 

  Tshishonga, Mpho (2022-08)

  Crime is one of the most topical issues in contemporary society, and South Africa is not immune in this regard. Police have for ages developed strategies and techniques to address crime. However, these strategies were ...
• An exploration of the policing approach of youth drug abuse in Katlehong 

  Ntsaka, Thendo Octavia (2022-09)

  Chapter 1 was the General orientation and research methodology. This is the first chapter of the research wherein the topic and its background was thoroughly discussed. Problem statement, aim of the research, purpose of ...
• Analysing the significance of modus operandi as an identification technique in rape cases 

  Ratombo, Mutondi Joseph (2021-01-17)

  Throughout the world, deeds of criminality in general and rape and other associated sexual violations in particular, are reflective of degenerated moral standards in society. While there are copious reflective perspectives ...
• Evaluating the modus operandi of perpetrators of credit card fraud 

  Motseki, Morero Moses (2021-02)

  Today utilization of Credit Card even in non-industrial nations has become a typical situation. Individuals use it to shop, cover tabs and for online exchanges. In any case, with increment in number of Credit Card clients, ...
• Evaluating the utilisation of Integrated Ballistic Identification System (IBIS) in the investigation of firearms-related crimes in Pretoria 

  Dlangamandla, Ashison Mluleki (2021-10-01)

  The rise in firearms-related crimes which involve a repeated use of firearms by criminal syndicates in South Africa, has become a huge concern and has reached alarming levels. The aim of this research was to evaluate the ...
• An analysis of a cheque to identify fraud 

  Dludla, Aubrey Sabelo (2021-05-05)

  This study investigates and analyses a cheque in order to identify fraud. The study entails qualitative data obtained from interviews with the detectives or investigators, literature, as well as case studies. The study ...
• An inquiry on the murder of and attacks on police officials 

  Vilakazi, Mapooa Charlie (2022-01-31)

  This study explores the murder and attack of police officials as personally described and directly or indirectly experienced by police officials. Data was collected using phenomenological interviews with police officials ...
• An evaluation of the implementation of sector policing in the Yeoville policing area 

  Makgati, Ramathetje Brenda (2022-01-27)

  The SAPS has for years been forging ways of preventing and reducing crime as well as enhancing service delivery to the communities they are serving. They came up with policing strategies such as community policing and ...
• An evaluation of the implications of refresher training on police safety 

  Dickinson, G. (2021-02-08)

  The research is based on the question of what the implications of refresher training are for police safety. The researcher wanted to determine whether refresher training could reduce or prevent police injuries and deaths ...
• An evaluation of the implementation of community policing in Sophiatown 

  Mphahlele, Mahlako Stella (2020-09)

  The aim of this study is to evaluate the implementation of community policing in Sophiatown. The study was undertaken to determine the quality of the relationship between the police and the community; and to identify the ...
• An evaluation of conflict resolution styles adopted by police officers at a selected police station in Kwazulu Natal 

  Naidu, Pravendra (2020-09)

  The selected police station in Kwa-Zulu Natal is prone to conflict. The purpose of this study was to examine and evaluate the conflict resolution styles adopted by police officers and to ascertain whether the chosen conflict ...

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