VIDEO| SAPS Blue lights bullies attack motorists
The South African Police Service (SAPS) has found itself in hot water yet again. This is after a footage of VIP protection brutally assaulting motorists went viral.
In the video, a group to of SAPS members are seen attacking two male victims in front of a young girl. The girl steps out of the vehicle and screams in horror as she witnesses the brutal attack. She then hurries back into the vehicle and closes the door as the attack continues.
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After the assault, one of the victims is left motionless, while the other is in pure disbelief. The motive for the assault is unclear and no arrests have been made.
TimesLIVE has however established that the Volkswagen which the victims were travelling in belongs to a 31-year-old from Ladysmith.
According to reports, the process of tracing the victims who are seen being assaulted by VIP protection is underway.
SAPS responds to viral video
The SAPS management has began the process to trace the victim. This is to obtain statements from them while an internal departmental investigation is underway.
A preliminary report indicates that the vehicles seen in the video belong to the Police and the men seen in the video are SAPS members.
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While the internal departmental investigation into the conduct of the members is underway, the SAPS distances itself from the conduct and behaviour depicted in the video which do not align with the values and code of conduct of the SAPS, which outlines the values and principles that all SAPS members are expected to uphold, including integrity, professionalism, accountability, and respect for human rights.
The National Commissioner of the SAPS, General Fannie Masemola has condemned the behaviour of these members.
“Members of the SAPS are meant to uphold and protect the fundamental rights of every person and exercise the powers conferred upon them in a responsible and controlled manner. Such action cannot be condoned regardless of the circumstance,” said Gen Fannie Masemola.
The victims are encouraged to contact Brigadier Athlenda Mathe on 0820408808 for investigation purposes.
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