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Boer Volkstaat 10/31/16 Theses Briefing Paper:
Deaths in Police custody increase 25,725% in ANC’s ‘TRC Rainbow Democracy’‘Crime Against Humanity’ Apartheid South Africa:
1963 – 1994: 75 Deaths in 31 Years = 2.4 Deaths per year
Throughout the entire apartheid-era up to 75 people died in police-custody throughout the period between 1963 and 1994.
The Anti-Apartheid organized worldwide protests against this ‘crime against humanity’!
‘Rainbow Democracy’ South Africa:
Jan – Nov 2010: 566 Deaths in 11 months = 617.4 Deaths per year
Political parties yesterday called for a swift investigation into the deaths of 566 people at the hands of police in the current year. The call comes after the Independent Complaints Directorate (ICD) revealed yesterday that out of this overall national figure, 16 of those killed by police were innocent people. Many of the policemen involved have not even been suspended, let alone charged!
The Anti-Apartheid movement celebrates ‘TRC Rainbow democracy’ and ‘freedom’.
- Police brutality in South Africa: When the sheep dogs turn on the sheep
- SA Police tells Afrikaners, "You should all Fuck-Off"
- No end to the shocking brutality of the ANC police against Afrikaners
- Paramedic's Christo Coetzee & Lukas Hattingh Attacked by Gauteng Flying Squad
- Boer Volkstaat Theses 10/31/16 Briefing Paper: [C] Rainbow Illusions: Truth & Reconciliation Fraud: [8] Zimbabwefication of South Africa: State’s Strategic Collapse
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No end to the shocking brutality of the ANC police against Afrikaners
By Mike Smith, MS Political Commentary
3rd of May 2011
Following the death of a white Afrikaner woman Jeanette Odendaal, shot at point blank range by a black policeman in a racist hate crime, another scene of black police brutality against a white man surfaces...all caught on CCTV cameras.
These pictures are of the vicious assault and kicking of an Afrikaner man named Theuns Potgieter. His only “crime” was that he carried his fully legal and licensed firearm on his person. A fully legal practice in South Africa.
His punishment was to be place-kicked like a football, complete with run up, by these trash ANC scum calling themselves police.
These bastards are most of the time pissed out of their brackets...drunk on the job, because almost all of them are alcoholics. Instead of doing their jobs they go and carry out shebeens to get free booze for the weekend when they molest the public to solicit bribes and moer whites.
The ANC police in South Africa is more criminal than the criminals. What do you expect when their former boss, Jackie Selebi is the best friend of the Mafia boss Glenn Agliotti? How is one supposed to have respect for these pieces of shit?
Another police assault case surfaces (May 2, 2011 10:16 AM | By Sapa):
Pretoria police officers have been caught on CCTV cameras kicking and punching an unarmed man.
Theuns Potgieter, 33, of Silverton had gone to a petrol station in Gezina around 9pm on Thursday, April 21, to get two flat tyres repaired, Beeld newspaper reported on Monday..
He had his firearm tucked into the back of his pants, but did not have his licence with him.
CCTV footage shows police officers arriving at the station and walking over to where Potgieter and his friend were talking to another man in the workshop area.
"Even before they asked me I took out my gun and put it on the car's engine cover. The police told us to lie down. I raised my arms and lay down," he was quoted as saying.
Another man, presumably a plain-clothes policeman, then walks up to Potgieter and kicks him in the stomach several times as officers in uniform look on. He then stomps on his head, punches him in the face and kicks him in the stomach again.
A uniformed officer then kicks Potgieter. While he is being handcuffed, the first policeman kicks him again. He was taken to the Pretoria Moot police station, accused of possession of an unlicensed firearm, pointing a firearm and resisting arrest.
Potgieter was taken to hospital after vomiting blood and passing blood in his urine. After he was discharged he appeared in the Pretoria Magistrate's Court where he was released on bail of R2, 000. While in custody, it was confirmed that he was the lawful owner of the gun.
According to Potgieter, police refused to help him open an assault case against the officers.
Gauteng police spokesman Colonel Neville Malila told Beeld: "... such alleged conduct by police members cannot be tolerated."
The matter was being viewed in a serious light and would be investigated, he said.
Potgieter's beating was the third case of alleged police violence in two weeks. Last week, Jeanette Odendaal was shot dead, allegedly by a police sergeant, as she sat in her car outside the Kempton Park police station, after apparently having bumped into a police van while parking.
Andries Tatane was killed during a protest in Ficksburg. He was allegedly shot at point-blank range with rubber bullets and beaten with rubber truncheons.
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SA Police tells Afrikaners, "You should all Fuck-Off"
By Mike Smith, MS Political Commentary
3rd of May 2011
“You White Boer Boys just come to cause shit in our town! What are you Boers doing in our Town? You should all Fuck-Off! What are you looking at you Cunt?”
This is what the police in Stellenbosch, home to the Afrikaans University of Stellenbosch, told three 18 year old Afrikaner students last Friday.
These three young men were on their way to a restaurant when they allegedly saw two other white men in a fight with and hitting an older coloured man. They ran to help the coloured man.
At that point two police vans arrived at the scene, obviously called by some witnesses. Six policemen then beat up and swore at the three young white men.
They were arrested and taken to the charge office where they were further slapped sworn at and racist remarks made at them by the Black policemen.
It is clear that these young men, who wanted to help a coloured man, were not racist...that the black police scum were racists...and that the three young white men have now experienced their Damascus moment. From this point onwards they probably will be racists and will never ever help a coloured man in need again. All thanks to the corrupt trash who calls themselves the SA Police Service.
I am sure that these three young men have lost all their respect for the scum ANC Police...probably developed a burning hatred for them now.
The story can be read here: Police slap and swear at three white students.
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Police brutality in South Africa: When the sheep dogs turn on the sheep
28th of April 2011
By Mike Smith, MS Political Commentary
Police Brutality in SA, 2011: A security camera video taken in a Restaurant where Police abuse guests by kicking, punching and pushing them. The uniforms are of regular South African police. (01:06) |
What do you think will happen if a white man simply walks up to a black woman shoots her at point blank range and kills her? Would they call him a racist? Would the media have it as main news as a sign of a racist killing?
Now imagine a white policeman did something like that during the Apartheid years…There would be an outcry all over the world.
Two days ago this exact scenario played off East of Johannesburg. A White Afrikaans woman called Jeanette Odendaal (45) went to the police station at around 20h30 to lay a charge of disturbing the peace where she lived just a few blocks down the drag at Aston Manor.
Upon her arrival a Black self appointed “car guard” (Sipho Baloyi), of which there are millions nowadays in SA jumped at the opportunity to make a quick 50 cents by offering to help her park.
During the parking she accidently bumped her little VW Golf against a parked police vehicle. Sipho went inside and told the cops what happened. A tall Black Sergeant walked outside saw the white woman, drew his weapon and shot her several times at point blank range, in cold blood in front of witnesses. He then dragged her out of her car onto the pavement, probably to claim later that she attacked him.
The witness, Sipho then pleaded with the policeman to call an ambulance. The policeman replied, “What for? She is dying and as good as dead already…”
The officer was arrested later. Police did not allow reporters to view the cars.
Just the other day the ANC police beat, shot and killed an unarmed Black opposition party supporter Andries Tatane in Ficksburg.
The incident was broadcasted on national television and shocked the nation. Tatane was a 33 year old teacher and disillusioned former ANC member who left them and got involved with COPE and other opposition activists…like most former ANC supporters nowadays.
These are not isolated incidents. Two other police brutality cases were before KwaZulu-Natal courts on Tuesday. In Greytown five policemen allegedly strangled a person in custody. In Hammarsdale 15 policemen are accused of beating a suspect to death.
…But the functionally illiterate former kitchen and polish boy, now President Jacob Zuma, who only learned to read and write from his communist warlord and mass murderer buddy of the Natal Midlands Harry Gwala, whilst they were in prison on Robben Island, reckons that these are indeed isolated incidents. Zuma says Police Brutality cases are isolated incidents.
Here is another incident of police brutality with photo against a black night club owner in Cape Town…everything caught on CCTV camera.
A few weeks ago four cops brutally assaulted patrons at the Catz Pajamas Restaurant in Mellville, everything also caught on shocking CCTV footage. The video can be seen below along with the killing of Tatane’s video.
Isolated incidents my arse. This is becoming daily occurences.
What is the story here?
In Psychology there are two famous experiments namely the Milgram experiment and the Zimbardo experiment that proves that when seemingly ordinary people are put in a position of power and absolved from accountability that they will turn into monsters.
I once wrote an article on how the entire New South Africa is one giant Zimbardo experiment.
This is exactly what the ANC has done. They have appointed Bheki Cele, a corrupt Mafioso wannabee Snoop Dog pimp type Black man in charge of the police as the National Police Commissioner. They have put him above the law and he went on and ordered the police to shoot to kill and ask questions later.
This is the half literate under trained SA Police Service with R5 automatic rifles and CZ 9mm pistols in their hands.
In his book, “On Killing” Lt. Col. Grossman, a military psychologist relates the function of police to that of Sheep, Wolves and Dogs. He says that ordinary people are for the most part sheep. The criminals are the wolves and the police are the sheep dogs.
The public do not always like the sheep dogs because they look too much like wolves and can behave just as aggressively, but when the actual wolves come for them then they quickly hide behind the sheep dogs.
The sheep dogs have to behave aggressively to keep the wolves at bay and protect the sheep.
One thing that the sheep dogs are NEVER allowed to do is to turn on the sheep and bite or kill a sheep. If a sheep dog attacks a sheep, he should be removed immediately and put out of his misery. This is normally done by the shepherd, the government.
This is what is happening here in South Africa. The ANC police are turning on the public. They are not fighting crime and criminals; they are assaulting and killing the public…innocent citizens...black and white. But in our case the shepherd is not only looking on, he is enticing the sheep dogs, spurring them on to assault and kill the sheep...and ask questions later.
The question is then…”Who will remove the shepherd from power?”
Only the sheep can do that. The sheep will have to revolt, but the sheep are too dumb to do it, so they will need some pigs like Snowball and Napoleon in “Animal Farm”…the book by George Orwell.
The ANC should wake up and learn from recent history. They forget how Idi Amin, Ferdinand Marcos, Jean-Bertrand Aristide, etc. were humiliated and kicked out of their countries…by the very sheep their sheepdogs attacked.
E News Channel report on Andries Tatane: Sunday, April 17, 2011: Andries Tatane was beaten and shot by police on Wednesday, April 13, 2011. The incident happened during service delivery protests in Ficksburg, South Africa. (03:53) |
The ANC should decide how they want to end up.
Maybe the ANC leadership should also remember how their great East German Stasi hero Erich Mielke died a lonely man in a Berlin nursing home, some say less that a 100 people attended his funeral…Probably just to go spit on his grave...
SA Police turn on citizens in Mellville, Johannesburg.
Here are the links to Jeanette Odendaal’s death:
- News 24: Kempton Park Cop Refused to Call Ambulance
- IOL: Mystery as Killer Cop Snaps
- Sowetan: Cop Arrested over Death of Woman
- Beeld: Polisielid skiet vrou glo in kar dood
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Paramedic's Christo Coetzee & Lukas Hattingh Attacked by Gauteng Flying Squad
Paramedic attacked at scene
May 5 2011 at 09:35am
By Graeme Hosken, Pretoria News
Beaten, kicked and dragged to the ground before police thrust a cocked R5 semi-automatic assault rifle into his face. This is the experience a Pretoria tow-truck driver described as he and a colleague tried to help a motorist hurt in a car crash on the N1 on Monday.
Christo Coetzee, manager of HJ Bosch & Sons tow-truck company, and Lukas Hattingh - who is also a qualified paramedic - had just stopped at the scene of the accident north of the capital near the Petroport when they were allegedly attacked by members of the Gauteng flying squad.
Coetzee claims the officers, who were not wearing name badges, swore at them before turning on Hattingh and pushing him, then turning their attention to him.
“It was madness. When I tried to help Lukas (from the road), three policemen turned on me. One of them pushed me backwards; the other cocked his rifle and pushed it into my face.”
He said they backed off and he phoned the police 10111 emergency call centre and told an officer what was happening.
Coetzee believes this call enraged the policemen and two of them attacked him. “They punched me and pushed me around. They demanded to know who I was giving their vehicle details to.
“One of them tried to grab my cellphone, while the other carried on pushing his gun into my face,” he said. He said he was hit with the rifle butt but managed to hold on to his phone.
The call was still active and he could hear the operator asking if he was all right, assuring him help was on the way. He gave descriptions of the vehicles, after which Hattingh called his brother-in-law, Louis Strydom.
Hattingh, who has medical training, said when they had arrived on the scene, he had asked a policeman present if anyone was injured. When he pointed to a woman who was standing next to a policeman, he approached to see if he could help, but the policemen became agitated.
“When I insisted on speaking to her (the accident victim), one of the policemen grabbed me and threw me in front of a car. If that driver had not braked and swerved I could have been dead,” he said.
Coetzee too said he feared for his life. “I thought I was going to die like that woman who was killed in Kempton Park,” said Coetzee, in reference to Jeanette Odendaal who was shot dead outside the Kempton Park police station last week.
When Strydom arrived and asked the policemen what was going on, he was allegedly arrested.
“Tshwane metro police arrived and advised us for our own safety to go to the nearest police station,” said Coetzee.
Coetzee said when he tried to open a case against the policemen at the Sinoville police station, a policewoman manning the charge office laughed at him and told him “good luck”.
“When I asked her what she meant, she said they don’t open cases against fellow policemen. I couldn’t believe it. It was only after I started phoning 10111 again that she changed her attitude, but even then it took nearly an hour to get her to write a statement,” he said.
Coetzee said Strydom was released on Tuesday after charges of interfering with police duties were withdrawn.
Police spokesman Lieutenant-Colonel Lungelo Dlamini said a case of assault and pointing of a firearm had been opened. - Pretoria News
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Boer Volkstaat Theses 10/31/16 Briefing Paper
[C] Rainbow Illusions: Truth & Reconciliation Fraud: [8] Zimbabwefication of South Africa: State’s Strategic Collapse
Jus Sanguinis Boer Volkstaat Petition to Switzerland (08:09) |
Viva! We have been liberated from Euro-Centric Apartheid Educational or Rule-of-Law Security and Judicial concepts; Now we are Free to Africanize Education and Justice; with more Looting, Raping, Robbing and Pillaging! Viva! Liberation from Responsibility, Education and Rule of Law!Cop gives uniforms to armed robbers, 13/05/2007; SAPA/IOL: Police constable arrested for supplying police uniforms for a planned robbery in Nelspruit.
Nel’s lawyer questions manner of arrest /Nel arrest was an order ‘from higher up’, 10/01/2008, Cape Times/Cape Argus: Gerrie Nel, the head of Directorate of Special Operations (Scorpions) , who headed the corruption investigation against National Police Commissioner Jackie Selebi was arrested at his Pretoria home in front of his wife and children at about 9pm. It was later revealed that the arrest, by Captain Tsietsi Mano and Snr Supt. Ntebo (Jan) Mabula was ‘on orders from higher up’. [Note: Mabula was recently appointed to head the Hawks in NW province and is in charge of the Eugene Terre’blanche murder investigation. See also Two cops who arrested Nel were unfairly rewarded and promoted , Solidarity, 25/03/2008, and Friends and Foes , 01/02/2008: Business Report: An overview of the friends and foes of Selebi, prior to his trial on corruption.]
668 Missing SAPS dockets in 2008-09; Minister cannot stay silent, 16/03/2009: There has been a 56% increase in the number of missing police dockets over the past year, the Democratic Alliance said on Sunday. In 2005 and 2006, 382 dockets were lost or stolen. This figure increased to 427 in 2007 and 2008 and in 2008 and 2009, 668 dockets went missing. The documents are used to record information that can be used for a prosecution. Only 6% (41 of the 668 cases), resulted in "disciplinary procedures" being taken against the police officers responsible.
DA reveals extent of SAPS crisi, 16/03/2009: Forensic Science Laboratories: Since June 2007, we have seen a 93.8% increase in backlogs countrywide – up from 6068 to 11758 backlogged samples in the most recent figures released by the Ministry. [..]In particular, it is alarming to note massive increases in the number of backlogs in chemistry samples (up 103 percent since June 2007), questioned documents (4618 percent) and scientific analysis (61 percent).
2 held for impersonating cops, 26/06/2009: Two men arrested - wearing Jhb Metropolitican Police Dept. uniforms – arrested for impersonating police officer & stolen vehicle.
‘Polisie wou roof, kaap, moor (Police wanted to rob, hijack, murder), 18/08/2009: News24: 2 NW police officers charged with murder, attempted murder, robbery and hijacking, after attempting to get a motorist to pay an illegal fine.
500 Polisielede skuldig (500 Police Officers Guilty), 08/09/2009: News24: More than 500 police officers were found guilty of among others murder, rape, assault, robbery and corruption. 38 for murder, during 2008/09 financial year; 33 attempted murder, and 20 for rape. Total of 660 charged with illegal conduct.
Top cops 'knew stats were cooked', 17/10/2009: Western Cape police commissioner Mzwandile Petros and one of his former assistants, Anwa Dramat -- now head of the Hawks -- were informed at least two years ago that police stations in the province were manipulating crime statistics, according to internal police reports leaked to the Mail & Guardian.
Cops in uniform ‘gang-raped me’, Magdel Fourie, News24, 27/10/2009: Martie Olivier, a mother of three was allegedly repeatedly raped by two uniformed policemen in Kempton Park. The police refused to let her lay a charge of rape. She was repeatedly raped after her husband was irregularly arrested on an alleged minor traffic violation.
DA: Rot has set into SAPS, 17/11/2009: A series of replies to Democratic Alliance (DA) parliamentary questions released today reveal that lost and stolen police case dockets are up 57%, sample backlogs at forensic science laboratories are up 105%, compliance with recommendations from the police watchdog are down from 42% to 10%, and only 5% of Hawks applicants have been vetted, meaning that at this rate it will take more than seven years for all applicants to be vetted.
Police in crime conspiracy, 12/12/2009: Crime statistics manipulation into fudging of crime statistics: how police downgrade serious crimes, such as child rape, refuse to open dockets, or destroy dockets.
Commander moved after escape, 30/12/2009: News24: Barberton police station commander & deputy transferred, after 31 suspects, mostly illegal miners sawed their way out of prison.
Burglaries: Reservist fingered, 31/12/2009: News 24: Police Reservist Fingered for 8 house-breaking / burglaries (PMB), from same house. He sold stolen goods to pawn shops while in uniform, but after arrest was released for alleged “lack of evidence”.
Senior cop held for corruption, 31/12/2009: News24/SAPA: High ranking police officer & constable arrested for stealing 18 bags of dagga from police evidence stores; constable helped to transport dagga to house in Nyanga township.
Crooks-in-action: SAPS Crime Intel., 17/01/2010: Policeman: 'The allegations are that these three people received information from senior officers in crime intelligence to go to certain individuals who are businessmen, get them on video while they are receiving stolen goods, then they go in and they extort money from them. They say, 'If you don't pay me R100 000 by the end of the day we are going to arrest you.' And 90% of the time the people pay it. After they've extorted the money from these businessmen they go back to crime intelligence officers and pay them their cut of the extortion money.'
Municipal officials accused of taking bribes, 21/01/2010: SAPA/IOL: Durban Municipal Officials alleged received bribes to hire underachievers to Metro Police.
Cops deadly rampage, 21/01/2010: Cape Times: VIP Protection Unit Officer, Zamumzi Nombewu, 35, who guarded cabinet ministers goes on deadly rampage killing his wife, wounding two men, one a police officer and hijacking 3 cars, before committing suicide.
70% Law Graduates Unable to Read, 22/01/2010: According to Investigation by Council of Higher Education: 70% SA's law graduates been so badly educated that they can barely count, operate a computer, or read and write in English; while 70% of black matrics are functionality illiterate.
Officers held for robbery, 22/01/2010: IOL: 11 Held including 2 Police Officers, arrested for 15 bank and business robberies in Ventersdorp, Orkney, etc. Captain & Inspector escorted burglars to targeted banks & businesses; if alarm went off, they would response, and declare it a false alarm.
Political Outlook for 2010: Slow Death, 22/01/2010: Financial Mail: SA’s slow death from incompetence & corruption. SA drowning in policies and statements of intent, but implementation lacking. NEC members lack courage to speak out. NEC populated by cowards.
Cop ‘too lazy’ to help victim, 25/02/2010, IOL: Police refuse to open a docket on attempted hijacking and assault against man who tried to hijack a Pretoria paramedic; who was told to open an accident report.
Prosecutor stole dockets – but won’t go to jail, 26/02/2010; Sowetan: Former PMB prosecutor Amos Ngcobo, 40, who accepted bribes to steal more than 40 court dockets to fund his drinking, gets suspended sentence.
SA police ‘lost’ 5,900 firearms worth R24m in 3 years, 28/01/2010: SAPS police officers managed to ‘lose’ 2,944 firearms at a cost of R16m over a 9-month period in 2009 alone - reporting them either ‘lost’ or ‘stolen’.
‘Polisielede’ roof, skok boer en sy gesin (‘Policeofficers’ rob, torture farmer and family), 28-01/2010, Marietjie Louw-Carstens, Beeld: Eight Heavily armed men, with semi-automatic weapons, 3 in police uniforms arrived on the farm of Okkie Malherbe (63) and his wife, Emmerentia (53), on their farm Doelen. The attackers tied up the family, shocked them with cattle prods and put plastic bags over their heads. They demanded money and keys for the gun safe, and stole R120 000. A neighbour activated the panic button, whereupon the attackers left.
Police commissioner suspended 09/03/2010: Divisional Comm. of Legal Services, Lindiwe Mtimkulu suspended, after damning report that Mtimkulu was incapable of making legal decisions, because she suffered from fundamental misunderstanding of legal processes. Mtimkulu’s Leg. Svc has backlog of 19 000 legal claims.
Get-out-of-jail-free guards, 11/03/2010, Daily News: No amount of Prison Security measures will work, when corrupt officials facilitate the escape of prisoners – Minister. Eight maximum security prisoners escaped Westville Prison, last month.
Hawks swoop on top officer, 11/03/2010: Durban Police Station Commander arrested for stealing case dockets & hiding them, including one where he was charged with assault.
Limpopo-boer vermoor (Limpopo farmer murdered), 12-03-2010, Beeld: A 65 year old farmer was murdered in Limpopo, by five armed robbers, one of them allegedly a policeman.
3 Cops held for Hijacking, 12/03/2010: 3 Police Officers arrested for hijacking courier services van in Meyerton: held him up at gunpoint, demanding he surrender vehicle.
Boer vir 48 uur in selle nadat hy aanvaller ontwapen (Farmer in cell for 48 hours after disarming attacker of knife), 16-03-2010, Charles Smith, Beeld: Chris Grobler, 23 a farmer from Kroonstad, was attacked by a former employee fired for theft, who repeatedly returned to the farm to harass the family and had been removed by the police. He returned again with a knife. The farmer disarmed the robber of his knife, and called the police, who never came. The attacker filed a complaint, and the police arrived to arrest the farmer for hurting the attackers arm, when he disarmed him of the knife.
Call for dead to be avenged, 16/03/2010: Sowetan: 7 serial killers, including a former policeman, appeared in court for murder of nine women, ritually murdered for body parts (ears and breast cut off).
Cop shops (mis)managed, 18/03/2010: Station commanders are failing in their most basic duty of exercising control over police officials, dockets, firearms and vehicles. Weekly inspections are "generally disregarded" and national orders are ignored. Furthermore, station commanders and other heads have a "serious lack" of skills and knowledge. These damning findings are compiled in a report about what is happening at 733 of the country's 1 116 police stations by the police's national inspectorate.
Sakeman aangehou nadat hy diefstal aanmeld (Businessman arrested after reporting robbery), 19/03/2010, Tom de Wet, Volksblad: Mr. Lucky Elisseou (41) a co-owner of the Spar supermarket in Riebeeckstad reported a robbery, and was then accused by the robber of attempted murder.
Prisons chief wastes millions, Carien du Plessis, IOL, 22/03/2010: Minister wastes millions by adopting an elaborate hiring policy for low level staff.
Joburg cops caught kidnapping, 24/03/2010, Sowetan: Five people, including a 27 yr old policeman and 56 year old reservist were arrested for kidnapping and assaulting a Zimbabwean man, demanding he pay them R50,000 and hand over his Audi A4 in return for his release.
Four cops to stand trial, 02/04/2010, Sharika Regchand, Mercury: Former station commissioner of Pietermaritzburg’s Mountain Rise Police Station, Hariram Badul was informed by Magistrates court that he and 3 others would stand trial in the high court on charges of racketeering, fraud and corruption. Colonel Yunus Khan, Captain Suresh Naraindath, Constable Patrick Nkabini, Pietermaritzburg police station clerk Edward Isaac and local businessman Sigamoney Pillay are accused of defrauding the state of equipment worth R1-million.
Cops at airport without permit, 13/04/2010, Sibongile Mashaba, Sowetan: 3 senior police officers accused of drug smuggling entered a restricted cargo area of OR Tambo International Airport without permission, to retrieve a drug consignment from Brazil.
Min. of Police: R315,000 on vanity, 01/09/2010: SAPS Minister spent R315 000 on 10 billboards which comprised of a giant photo of the Minister of Police with a caption reading "Come FIFA 2010 World Cup, we are ready".
‘As lede nie hou van blou uniforms, kry hulle oranje’ (If police don’t like blue uniforms, they get orange’), 02/05/2010, Buks Viljoen, Beeld: General Bheki Cele said in Amersfoort that he is very worried about the level of corruption in the police in the province. According to him countrywide there were more than 10,000 police officers behind bars and the situation is getting worse as policemen proceed to even commit crimes in uniform. Today someone is arrested for 13 bags of drugs, and tomorrow there are only 3 left, said General Cele.
Alleged drug syndicate to appear in court, 02/05/2010, IOL: A 14-man gang, including six policemen, seven Nigerians and a security officer are alleged to be part of a drug syndicate linked to an international network. The police officers (warrant officers' Sello Johnson, Molatedi Motsamai, Gilbert Weimers, Pule Ningiza, Johannes Motsek and reservist Constable Canon Mcharlies) helped the syndicate to transport drugs in and out of the Free State using official vehicles while on duty.
Farm Attack: Female cop in court, 24/05/2010, Amanda Roestoff, Beeld: A female police officer was arrested following a farm attack in Schewizer-Reneke in North West, and police are looking for a former police officer in connection with the attack on Abraham Oosthuizen, 35, a seed and cattle farmer on his farm Grootlaagte.
R30K to clear your criminal record, 07/07/2010, The Star, IOL: Three men, one a police captain were involved in selling a new form of ‘get out of jail free” card - for R30 000 they would sell you a new ‘clean criminal record’. This they did for Lucky Tileni Mathebula, stealing documents pertaining to his criminal profile and removing his criminal record from the police’s Criminal Record Centre system.
Twelve police officers arrested in one day, 28/07/2010, SABC: In one day 12 police officers arrested, six in Northern Cape for corruption; six in Durban from the Tactical Response Unit charged with robbery and theft of firearms.
Probe after top cops party [held at brothel in Sandton], 31/07/2010, Kafiesha Ajam, IOL: Acting Station Commissioner of Hillbrow Police Station arranged farewell party to for top cop, to receive an award for leadership, at a notorious Joburg brothel owners house.
Dossier fingers top cop, 07/08/2010, Kashiefa Ajam, The Star/IOL: Paul O’Sullivan the man who blew the whistle on corrupt police chief Jackie Selebi has laid charge against Gauteng police intelligence chief Joey Mabasa, who he claims is involved with a gangster who has taken a contract hit on him.
Meer wolwe in skaaps(polisie)klere as wat mense dink (More wolves in sheeps(police)clothing than what people think, 21/08/2010, Herman Scholtz, Rapport: It appears there are far more corrupt police than the public are led to believe. Rapport determined that in one courtroom in the Pretoria Regional Court, at least 45 cases involved robbers pretending to be police officers.
‘Cops rented guns, uniforms to thugs’, 17/09/2010: Graeme Hosken, The Star: A defiant police constable was arrested for allegedly leasing guns, bulletproof vests, radios, uniforms, blue lights and sirens to gangs of robbers for thousands of rands. It was believed that the arrest exposed what is believed to be the tip of the iceberg of a vast criminal syndicate operating from within the ranks of the SAPS.
ICD Rep: 2 deaths by SAPS a day, 30/09/2010: DA: Rise in police criminality. Independent Complaints Directorate (ICD) annual report, showed that the total number of cases received by the ICD regarding the police has increased by 4.2% to a total of 6375 cases in 2009/2010.
High-profile cops had big money, 05/10/2010: A trio of high-profile West Rand organised crime unit officers received about R3million combined extra income from unknown sources.
Corruption a ‘hobby’ in metro police, 07/10/2010: Corruption has become a “hobby” within the Tshwane Metro Police Department). This was revealed in a report by the Institute of Security Studies three years ago. The report, “City Blues: Corruption and Corruption Management in SA’s Metro Police Departments”, dates back to 2007, but nothing, sources in the department said, has changed in the past 3 years.
R80m stolen from Guardian's Fund, 10/10/2010: An estimated R80 million has been defrauded & stolen from the Guardian's Fund by corrupt justice officials & syndicates - Justice Min.
DA: 74% Increase Referrals to SAPS, 12/10/2010: No. of dockets being sent back by lower courts for further investigation has increased by 74%; i.e. requisite investigations are not being carried out before a docket is referred to court.
Judge slams corrupt officials, 13/10/2010: The time has come for courts to bring down the full wrath of the law on state officials who arrogantly breach constitutional imperatives, by acting with impunity and are not taken to task by government - mostly because of inability, unwillingness or political reasons.
Mthethwa: Cele approved his house, 14/10/2010: Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa has confirmed that more than R3-million was spent on [Police Commissioner] Bheki Cele’s home.
Cele in ‘conflict of interest’, 15/10/2010: National police commissioner General Bheki Cele was dealt a blow when his boss, Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa, confirmed that Cele himself had signed off the purchase of his R4-million house.
5 000 detectives lack training, 15/10/2010: Nearly 5 000 of the country's detectives lack the requisite 14 weeks of training for the job, police officials admitted to Parliament.
SA a last on world citizen safety index, 17/10/2010: South Africa fails dismally in providing its citizens with a safe environment, says a study by the World Justice Project. According to its Rule of Law Index, SA was next to last on the list of 35 countries in the order and security category - beating only conflict-ridden Liberia and worse than Nigeria. Countries recently wracked by violence, including Kenya, Mexico, Nigeria and the Philippines, fared better than SA. The index measures how laws are implemented and enforced in practice and [how they] affect people's lives. SA's poor showing was underscored by the fact that 6% of respondents in 2009 reported a murder in their household in the past 5 years, 25% reported a burglary in the past 3 years. These are among the highest worldwide.
Top cops ‘knew stats were cooked’, 17/10/2010, M&G: WC Pol. Comm, M. Petros & current head of Hawks, A. Dramat warned 2 years ago, in “Manipulation of crime statistics” report, by Jan Solomons, which recommends a full investigation, of “a substantial number of stations involved in manipulation.”
3226 SAPS Lost Firearms in 2009-10, 20/10/2010: The current SAPS firearm management policy and system does not seem to be succeeding in ensuring that police firearms are properly accounted for and managed. Yesterday, the National Police Commissioner Bheki Cele admitted in Parliament, in response to questions, that 3 226 SAPS firearms were lost or stolen in 2009/10.
Gov. has little idea of corruption cases: PSC, 28/10/2010: The government has no knowledge of what has happened to at least two-thirds of cases reported to its National Anti-Corruption Hotline during the past six years, says Public Service Commission.
Konstable werf glo vir kapingsindikaat (Constable working for hijacking syndicate), 28/10/2010, Andre Damons, Beeld: Constable Tebogo Rasejane (29) from Brixton appeared in court with four other hijackers after he and another police officer allegedly recruited them to hijack vehicles for a syndicate. George Yassim (24), Frank Yassim (23), Bennet Kuzwayo (33) and Giro Ubisse (42), from Mozambique and Malawi were arrested for hijacking a van with R1,5 million cargo of cigarette’s and disclosed they were recruited by the police officers.
R1.3 Million per month for consultant with matric, 30/10/2010: A consultant employed by the SA Police Service (SAPS), whose highest qualification was matric, was paid R1.3 million a month. This was revealed by Sindi Chikunga, chairwoman of the National Assembly police oversight committee, during a hearing with the SAPS and the State Information Technology Agency (Sita). The consultant’s mother had been working as a director and her father as a deputy director at the SAPS, Chikunga said. Police Nat Comm Gen. Bheki Cele had on a previous occasion confirmed this.
Cops put lid on nepotism, 31/10/2010: Sunday Independent: The police were granted an order interdicting the newspaper from publishing details of malfeasance and violation of laws by the SAPS Crime Intelligence – without argument – at the North Gauteng High Court on Friday night.
476 metro cops probed: bribery, et al 03/11/2010: More than 10 percent, or 476, of the Joburg metro police department’s (JMPD) staff complement have been investigated internally in the past year for allegations ranging from theft to bribery, assault and misconduct. But, of the 476 metro police officers probed by the service’s internal affairs unit, less than 4 percent – or a mere 19 officers – were dismissed. The disclosure by City of Joburg policing service’s management follows exposés by The Star and Saturday Star, into what seems to amount to criminal conduct and abuses by JMPD officers. The cases were reported in the JMPD’s latest annual report.
Cloud over murder statistics, 05/11/2010, M&G: Discovery of unrecorded post-mortem reports and allegations of police negligence and manipulation of crime figures raises alarm bells.
Lawyers to Sue Min of Justice, 13/11/2010, TimesLive: Jhb Attorneys Assoc. Judge Satchwell, Law Society of SA, angry about collapse of country’s courts.
Porn lover, SMS pest back in robes, 13/11/2010, IOL: A magistrate who trawled Internet porn sites on his work computer and one who sent foul SMSes to a female clerk are back on the bench.
Cop bribery stats the tip of the iceberg – Lead SA, 15/11/2010, City Press: A Lead SA survey that showed that nearly 2,500 people had bribed traffic cops over past 3 months was just the tip of the iceberg – Justice Project SA (JPSA). Most bribes in Johannesburg (1889), Ekurhuleni (387) and Tswhane (121), Capetown (9).
Illiteracy of high school pupils is shocking - MEC, 15/11/2010, Schalk Mouton, TimesLive: Almost half of high school pupils in Gauteng are illiterate, says Gautent MEC for education, Barbara Creecy. About 50% of Grade 6 pupils passed languages, 38% maths. Only 30% of Grade 3 pupils could read and write, with under 40% numerically literate. Going into high school about 50% of children can’t read or write.
Cop identified as robber, Hanti Otto, IOL, 17/11/2010: Warrant Officer Silas Gafane, formerly of a Pretoria Specialized Commercial Crimes Court orderly, was identified in court as robber, who broke into the Erasmia home of Munawar Gafoor on 14 April 2009.
Many law graduates lack essential skills - LSSA, 22/11/2010, Politicsweb: Law Society of SA (LSSA) is concerned many law graduates lack essential skills, due to substandard education. LLB graduates lack basic essential skills such as research, computer work, literacy and Numeracy, which places great burden on legal profession to provide skills, and places clients at risk of attorneys not properly qualified to represent them.
Police to pay for farmers torture, 22/11/2010: Minister of Police to pay R500,000 to farmer illegally arrested, and tortured by police, on false charges of being a member of the Boeremag. Willie Nel was kept in custody at various police stations while being tortured by members of a special task unit, who kept him cuffed to a chair, kicked him in his kidneys, administered schocks to his private parts and suffocated him with rubber tubing.
Man in polisieselle aangerand (Man attacked in police cells), Susan Cilliers, Beeld, 24/11/2010: Mr. Willem Pienaar is in hospital with severe jaw and kidney injuries after he was attacked by fellow prisoners in the Ottosdal police cells. It is alleged the injuries appear as if some of his injuries were inflicted with a whip.
Prison official arrested after drug kingpin absconds, 25/11/2010, Changtall Presence, Eyewitness News: The Hawks have arrested a prison official from the Boksburg Correctional Centre for letting a notorious drug kingpin off the hook. The official reportedly tampered with the parole records of 72-year-old Solly Motsepe who was arrested in the 90s, after police found R20 million worth of mandrax in his possession. Motsepe was supposted to remain on parole until 2017, but has no absconded.
Bad cop gets top job, 29/11/2010, Anna Majavu, Sowetan: Officer fingered in fraudulent claims probe now heads tender unit at police headquarters. A former Free State deputy police commissioner earlier accused of abusing state funds has been transferred to police headquarters in Pretoria, where he now holds a key position. Independent Complaints Directorate recommended he be fired, instead he was promoted.
‘Pass black matrics’, 01/12/2010, Sne Masuku & Tebogo Monama, Sowetan: SA Democratic Teachers Union in KwaZulu-Natal calls for “biased marking” process in favour of black pupils from under-resourced schools.
Three cops arrested for robbery, 11/12/2010, SAPA/TimesLive: Three policeman arrested in connection with a business robbery on the corner of Jeppe and Harrison Street, Jhb. They allegedly stormed into the jewellery shop, produced their appointment certificates claiming to be on official police business, grabbed the shop owner, pointed firearms at him and stole a bag which contained R25, 000 and an undisclosed amount of jewellery on Friday at 1.30pm. They were arrested on the spot by sector police.
Matric adjustments ‘confidential’, 19/01/2011: City Press: The extent of the adjustments made to last year’s matric results will not be made public, according to the council responsible for assessing and qualifying the National Senior Certificate exam, Umalusi. Briefing Parliament’s basic education portfolio committee, Umalusi chair Dr Sizwe Mabizela told MPs the National Qualifications Framework Act allowed the council to change the raw marks. Such “standardisation” was done per subject. He said Umalusi did not make such decisions public.
CCTV footage helps nab [police] crooks, 23/01/2011, News24: Two police reservists arrested for extortion: they demanded a man withdraw money from his ATM account; caught on CCTV.
15,800 cops are guarding VIP’s (400% increase); 22/01/2011, TimesLive: SA Inst. of Race Relations study: VIP protection unit members increased 400%: 3,300 to 15,800, in past 7 years.
Magistrate arrested over hit list, 21/01/2011, Isabel Venter, Zoutnet: Regional magistrate Ronnie Rambau was arrested yet again over the past weekend, this time on a charge of conspiracy to commit murder. Rambau’s arrest follows the discovery of a hit list compiled in his own handwriting, with the names of district magistrate Chris Mthombeni, district magistrate Marie Viljoen, senior state prosecutor André Weideman, district prosecutor Reino Mostert, district prosecutor Hylke Janse van Rensburg, senior prosecutor Deon Laminga and three policemen, one a captain and two sergeants. All nine are involved in Rambau’s pending corruption case in Musina.
Legal Experts Debate SA courts Incompetence, 14-02-2011, Beeld: Adv. Jeremy Gauntlett SC, who has been a judge in Cape Town, has kickstarted the debate with a speech at a conference of the Association of Law Teachers in Stellenbosch. Gauntlett cited the following examples regarding the constitutional court, where "six of the 11 judges were appointed without any judicial experience whatsoever. The other five, had only an average of four years experience."
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