According to news reports, top police officers are accused of “stealing” crime intelligence funds and the amount involved in excess of R5 million.
Funds earmarked to investigate the EFF and FeesMustFall cases were used for luxury accommodation in hotels and payments were made to fictitious informants.
The names of Major General Deena Moodley and Colonel Preadhashni are mentioned which may be involved in the fraud.
More than 4,100 police officers employed by the state, have a criminal record, and show how ineffective the ANC government’s National Development Plan is.
With this frightening information, it is asked whether the police service has now become the home of the criminal.
There are also many police officers who cannot read, and many do not have a driver’s license.
In addition, there are also police officers who are not allowed to carry a firearm, which raises the question of why the officer is still employed.
Experts believe this is one of the main reasons why the crime is escalating in the country, because the police do not set an example of law enforcement.
-Vryburger
With 4500 civil claims against the police in Gauteng, 139 lost service weapons and only 38% of police officials who passed their shooting competency tests, the people of Gauteng cannot trust or take the Department for Community Safety seriously.
South Africa and Gauteng are on fire. The reasons for this are infinite and call for a debate on its own. The budget allocated to the Gauteng Department for Community Safety means nothing if the officials are incompetent and if the structures are riddled with corruption.
Illegal land grabs and farm attacks are on the rise in Gauteng and the ANC government cannot offer any solutions. In Lenasia and Hekpoort, innocent people have landed in the crossfire because the ANC made opportunist yet empty promises.
The Johannesburg Metro Police Service, which was supposed to serve and protect the public, are instead intimidating and harassing the public.
The FF Plus will not stand idly by and watch as communi
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