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EvidenceOfficial SAPS release · 1 reconciliation note · SAPS crime statisticsFamily-level scope · details ↓
Official SAPS release · 1 reconciliation noteSAPS crime statistics
Odyssey reproduces all 1,174 station identities in the official Q4 Detailed Stats workbook and reconciles tested provincial and national totals. SAPS separately states that the release draws on 1,175 police stations, so one source-count discrepancy remains documented rather than inferred away.
- Period / scope
- Q4 2025/26 — January to March 2026
- Whole-dataset check
- Checked 26 Aug 2026
Evidence status is dataset-family level. Row-level and field-level source labels still control where they are more specific.
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Station profile · Eastern Cape · Q4 2025/26
Paterson Police Station
Sarah Baartman District · Eastern Cape · Official SAPS workbook row
2 matched Q4 periodsProfile-backed · coordinate not in highlighted map subset
In Q4 2025/26 (Jan–Mar 2026), Paterson recorded 2 reported murders, 1 reported rapes, 0 reported carjackings and 20 reported contact crimes. These are police-station counts, not population-adjusted risk measures.
Murder ranking is shown nationally by reported murder count and within Eastern Cape; equal counts share the same competition rank.
Murder
2
1 → 2 · +1 (+100%)
National #508 · Eastern Cape #88
Rape
1
2 → 1 · -1 (-50%)
National #900 · Eastern Cape #148
Carjacking
0
0 → 0 · 0 (0%)
National #453 · Eastern Cape #53
All Contact Crime
20
22 → 20 · -2 (-9.1%)
National #941 · Eastern Cape #147
Largest count increase
Murder
+1 incidents · +100%
Largest count decrease
All Contact Crime
-2 incidents · -9.1%
Full station profile
Reported counts, movement and ranking context
Q4 2024/25 → Q4 2025/26
Murder
National #508 of 1 174 · Eastern Cape #88 of 200
Rape
National #900 of 1 174 · Eastern Cape #148 of 200
Carjacking
National #453 of 1 174 · Eastern Cape #53 of 200
House Robbery
National #673 of 1 174 · Eastern Cape #96 of 200
Assault GBH
National #945 of 1 174 · Eastern Cape #156 of 200
Common Assault
National #858 of 1 174 · Eastern Cape #118 of 200
Sexual Offences
National #873 of 1 174 · Eastern Cape #144 of 200
Business Robbery
National #658 of 1 174 · Eastern Cape #86 of 200
Vehicle Theft
National #620 of 1 174 · Eastern Cape #78 of 200
All Contact Crime
National #941 of 1 174 · Eastern Cape #147 of 200
Ranks use current reported station counts. Equal counts share the same competition rank. Categories overlap conceptually, so Odyssey does not sum the displayed rows into a synthetic total or score.
Interpretation guardrail
This profile shows reported incident counts for one SAPS station row. Odyssey does not convert those counts into a safety or danger classification, and does not derive a station-level per-capita crime rate because a defensible population denominator for each police-station geography is not part of this dataset.
Comparable station profiles
Same district first, then same province
Source integrity & methodology ↓
Crime values come from the official SAPS Q4 2025/26 Detailed Stats workbook (Jan–Mar 2026) and its matched Q4 2024/25 (Jan–Mar 2025) station counts. Odyssey reconciles 1 174 workbook station rows.
SAPS states that the release covers 1 175 police stations while the detailed workbook exposes 1 174 station-level statistical identities. The one-station difference remains unresolved; Odyssey does not invent a missing row. The SAPS contact directory is identity context only, not crime-value evidence.