KSS Incidents 18th - 31st October 2026
Dear KSS Clients
A Proud Moment for Knight Security Solutions!
Knight Security Solutions is proud to have received the Free Me Bronze Corporate Custodianship Plaque in recognition of our support and commitment to the important work carried out by Free Me.
Two members of our KSS Team (Pat and Tayla) recently had the opportunity to spend the morning at Free Me, where they officially received the plaque and enjoyed a tour of the facility.
It was a wonderful opportunity to go behind the scenes, learn more about the incredible work Free Me does, and see first-hand the dedication, compassion and effort that goes into caring for and protecting wildlife.
“Thank you so much for the warm welcome! Pat and I really enjoyed our visit and getting to have a little walk around Free Me to see the incredible work you do. We learnt so much and left with even greater admiration for the dedication, love and care that goes into rescuing, rehabilitating and caring for our wildlife.
It was truly inspiring to see the amazing work you do first-hand. Thank you for everything you do for our wildlife, and for allowing us to be a small part of such a special cause. ”
Hot Items
Bluetooth Speakers
Cellphones
Copper Pipes & Copper Cable
Garden Equipment (Hose Pipes)
Generators
Metal Drums
Solar Panels & Solar Lights
Vehicle Accessories (Truck Tarpaulin Cover)
Wheelbarrows
Incident Summary (Crime and Other)
Boston 1
Hilton 2
Howick 10
Howick West 2
Merrivale 4
Merrivale Heights 2
Petrusstroom 1
KSS Incidents 16–31 October 2026
16 October 2026 – 08:07 Park Road (Howick)
The KSS Control Room received a report from the client advising that a suspect had entered the property and stolen a 200-litre metal drum. The suspect had emptied the compost from the drum into the garden before leaving with it. The suspect had also attempted to break the lock on a box at the cottage but was unsuccessful. As per the client, there was no need for SAPS to attend.
19 October 2026 – 00:42 Prospect Road (Howick)
The KSS Control Room received a CCTV Camera Activation from a premises. CCTV Camera Footage showed a suspect walking on the premises. KSS Response Teams were dispatched. KSS Officers reported that a full check and patrol of the area were conducted, but no suspect was located and there were no signs of tampering to the building. CCTV Camera Footage was sent to the client.
19 October 2026 – 02:41 Hilton College Road (Hilton)
The KSS Control Room received an alarm activation from a lodge reporting an attempted break-in. KSS Response Teams were dispatched. KSS Officers reported signs of tampering to a door and the back verandah window. After reviewing the photographs, the client confirmed that the incident had occurred at Acacia Lodge and not Caracle Lodge. Response met with the site representative, who advised that he would check the premises in the morning. No entry into the lodge was confirmed, and it was still to be established whether anything had been stolen.
19 October 2026 – 19:00 Alpine Road (Howick West)
The KSS Control Room received a report from the client advising that a suspect had entered the property and stolen a wheelbarrow. The suspect was seen on video leaving the premises by jumping over the main gate. The client was unsure how the suspect had gained access and would check the property the following morning to establish whether anything else had been stolen.
20 October 2026 – 16:54 Davidson Road (Howick)
The KSS Control Room received a report from the client advising that her hose pipe was missing from the yard. KSS Response Teams were dispatched. KSS Officers reported that the suspect had gained access by jumping over the fence and had left a shoe behind. A check of the property was conducted with the client, and there were no signs of a break-in. As per the client, there was no need for SAPS to attend.
20 October 2026 – 19:39 Old Main Road (Howick)
The KSS Control Room received a call from an Onsite KSS Security Officer requesting assistance after noticing people outside the premises. KSS Senior Response was dispatched. KSS Officers reported that a truck was parked a short distance from the property, with two men standing near the crusher stone and sand. When the guard shone his torch towards them, the truck drove off and one of the men fled into the bush in the opposite direction. The client was informed, and the guard was advised to contact the Control Room immediately should anything further occur.
21 October 2026 – 01:16 Hilton College Road (Hilton)
The KSS Control Room received an alarm activation from the premises and dispatched KSS Response Teams. KSS Officers reported that the coffee shop door had been broken and a generator had been stolen. Hilton SAPS was contacted and a vehicle was requested to attend. The client opened a case with SAPS. Further information confirmed that a work cellphone valued at R5,400 and a Bluetooth speaker valued at R5,000 had also been stolen. The value of the generator was still to be confirmed. KSS Senior Response conducted patrols in the surrounding area in an attempt to locate the suspects and stolen property, but nothing further was found.