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The voice there of former detective Colonel, that's Luke Enslin joining us this evening. Colonel, there are a few voice notes that have come in. I want us to give a listener, give an ear to them, and then get your response. Shall we do that? Good evening, Esa
Actual fact is what I understand. Head of serious former detective, as well. That is Colonel Luke Enslin joining us this evening. Colonel, thank you so much for joining us. Welcome to the show. Hello, thank you for having me. And hello to your listeners. I
and the head of serious violent and serious economic crime units in Johannesburg. That was Luke Enslin. We're going to shift conversations. I do see that voice notes are still triggering in. Send through your thoughts, your views. I'd love to hear from you
we had in the first hour. In the first hour, we had an opportunity to engage former Detective Colonel, that is Luke Enslin, as well as Umpo Kwinika, who is the General Secretary of the Independent Policing Union of South Africa. And we were looking at
Colonel Luke Enslin, who's a crime expert, about South Africa's gun violence crisis and why mass shootings keep happening. We saw the shootings emerging over the weekend, where about 17 people were killed in Carltonville, in the Western. We also saw 10 people
Power 987. Welcome back to Power Zone on Power 987 with myself, Kefen Samkari. We're joined by Colonel Luke Enslin, who's a crime expect. We all know that since January 2026, at least 196 people have reportedly been gunned down in mass shootings across South
6 stories on 2 stations in the last 30 days
The voice there of former detective Colonel, that's Luke Enslin joining us this evening. Colonel, there are a few voice notes that have come in. I want us to give a listener, give an ear to them, and then get your response. Shall we do that? Good evening, Esa
Actual fact is what I understand. Head of serious former detective, as well. That is Colonel Luke Enslin joining us this evening. Colonel, thank you so much for joining us. Welcome to the show. Hello, thank you for having me. And hello to your listeners. I
and the head of serious violent and serious economic crime units in Johannesburg. That was Luke Enslin. We're going to shift conversations. I do see that voice notes are still triggering in. Send through your thoughts, your views. I'd love to hear from you
we had in the first hour. In the first hour, we had an opportunity to engage former Detective Colonel, that is Luke Enslin, as well as Umpo Kwinika, who is the General Secretary of the Independent Policing Union of South Africa. And we were looking at
Colonel Luke Enslin, who's a crime expert, about South Africa's gun violence crisis and why mass shootings keep happening. We saw the shootings emerging over the weekend, where about 17 people were killed in Carltonville, in the Western. We also saw 10 people
Power 987. Welcome back to Power Zone on Power 987 with myself, Kefen Samkari. We're joined by Colonel Luke Enslin, who's a crime expect. We all know that since January 2026, at least 196 people have reportedly been gunned down in mass shootings across South
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Former detective Colonel Luke Enslin, described as a crime expert, joined SAfm and Power FM programmes to discuss South Africa's gun violence and mass shootings 156. Power FM noted that at least 196 people have reportedly been gunned down in mass shootings since January 2026, with the latest incident killing 10 people in Cape Town 6.
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