South African Police Service - SAPS
The SAPS in KwaZulu Natal had a very successful month of August in fighting crime. 12,454 suspects were arrested and 493 illegal guns were seized.
An alleged Mthatha extortionist's killing in a shootout with cops sparked a frenzy on social media. A clip showing foreign nationals celebrating has since surfaced.
A video of a paramedic enthusiastically giving KZN criminals a frank warning as Lt-Gen Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi cleans up the province is making the rounds online.
A clip online shows SAPS recruits undergoing training with pepper spray. The video captures the substance being blasted in their faces, sending the rookies wailing.
The MEC for Community Safety in the Eastern Cape, Xolile Nqatha, expressed happiness that the South African Police service took down an extortionist in Mthatha.
Two members of the South African Police Service were shot after an alleged robbery in Vosloorus, Ekurhuleni. One of them died and the other was hospitalised.
Eastern Cape SAPS killed alleged extortionist and traditional leader of Mthatha West, Chief Dalinzolo Mareke and two other men after an altercation escalated.
Police in KwaZulu-Natal have made a major bust, recovering over R20 million worth of stolen copper cables, but citizens want more to be done about the crime.
Residents of KwaZulu Natal have welcomed the news of a murderer connected to 17 killings and 1 attempted murder being shot and killed by SAPS in Mariannhill, Durban.
South African Police Service - SAPS
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