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the legal requirements. The specialized skills we're training are the same kind of specialized skills SAPs are training their members in across the range. The resources that we require in this area is stuff that SAPS would normally be expected to do. But those
Know increasing the numbers in terms of re-enlistment. We must say SAPS has been doing that, but the speed that they are doing it is not quite a high speed. There's a lot of detectives who have left SAPS, a lot of members who have left SAPS who are willing to
on the N1? Now, it was clear as day to the entire country that what they were doing was wrong, but SAPS found them not guilty in the disciplinary process. Physically impossible. There's just no way. How can it be that there's an entire trial in a court of law,
The SAPS reportedly paid more than 122,000 for 990 litres of diesel, working out to about 123 Rand a litre, when diesel was selling for around 25 Rand a litre. Questions have since been raised about how the transaction passed through the police service's
Is there as well. And you look at the SAPS actually, we have seen also the likes of General Shibiri, they are gone, the likes of General Khan is gone, the likes of Brigadier Macheng, they are gone. It looks like they are trying, although I don't think we
in court cases and other things? Yes, court court cases continue to do what's happening within the SAPS because SAPS is another agent on its own. But when it comes to the cases, especially allegations that We know now is still in Koshimampu, still trying to
operations including the execution of high-disk arrest warrants. Smith says the city consulted the SAPS before introducing the unit and received no objections. The resources that we require in this area is stuff that SAPs would normally be expected to do but
RAND Medicare case, all of this speaking to procurement-related matters at the SAPS. Should we be concerned around what is happening at a procurement level at SAPS? Absolutely. It is fundamentally clear that since around the mid-2015, since around that time
Following the murder of his uncle, SAPS has also reported that 41 of the 51 reported corruption allegations had resulted in disciplinary hearings being initiated as well. So there's a lot that's going on at this current moment in time. But what really does
just come out of the Auditor General's office that shows the kind of pressure that South Africa, the SAPS detectives are working under. Apparently, SAPS detectives are drowning in case dockets of between 600 and 800 dockets per detective. I mean, just think
have a lot of capacity and a lot of resources that they are not using to assist these corrupt SAPS members, some of them. Our plan when we get into the city is to work hand in hand with the SAPS and to make sure that we use those available. So these are the
you see it in that bee to achieve success. Sorry, Dr. Vincent, I want to understand what you're saying. Yes. Are you saying that there is an issue with one hand the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry and its composition? No, the composition of the SAPS. SAPS.
What we can currently say as a JMPD, of course, the case was opened with the SAPS. They did the rest as the information that we did get that he was arrested on Saturday but released on Sunday. Further information regarding the matter of releasing him, we don't
morning, Suspended Deputy National Commissioner and Lieutenant General Shadrack Sibiya resigned through his lawyer during his SAPS disciplinary hearing yesterday. Saps also termed it as a dishonorable discharge and then confirmed his immediate termination.
The commission, we don't have the time to get the SAPS back into a stable position. So these people, I'm sure, have experience and bring them back. And that would be my solution. All right, Dimitri says, bring back all the retired SAPS generals who left the
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the legal requirements. The specialized skills we're training are the same kind of specialized skills SAPs are training their members in across the range. The resources that we require in this area is stuff that SAPS would normally be expected to do. But those
Know increasing the numbers in terms of re-enlistment. We must say SAPS has been doing that, but the speed that they are doing it is not quite a high speed. There's a lot of detectives who have left SAPS, a lot of members who have left SAPS who are willing to
on the N1? Now, it was clear as day to the entire country that what they were doing was wrong, but SAPS found them not guilty in the disciplinary process. Physically impossible. There's just no way. How can it be that there's an entire trial in a court of law,
The SAPS reportedly paid more than 122,000 for 990 litres of diesel, working out to about 123 Rand a litre, when diesel was selling for around 25 Rand a litre. Questions have since been raised about how the transaction passed through the police service's
Is there as well. And you look at the SAPS actually, we have seen also the likes of General Shibiri, they are gone, the likes of General Khan is gone, the likes of Brigadier Macheng, they are gone. It looks like they are trying, although I don't think we
in court cases and other things? Yes, court court cases continue to do what's happening within the SAPS because SAPS is another agent on its own. But when it comes to the cases, especially allegations that We know now is still in Koshimampu, still trying to
operations including the execution of high-disk arrest warrants. Smith says the city consulted the SAPS before introducing the unit and received no objections. The resources that we require in this area is stuff that SAPs would normally be expected to do but
RAND Medicare case, all of this speaking to procurement-related matters at the SAPS. Should we be concerned around what is happening at a procurement level at SAPS? Absolutely. It is fundamentally clear that since around the mid-2015, since around that time
Following the murder of his uncle, SAPS has also reported that 41 of the 51 reported corruption allegations had resulted in disciplinary hearings being initiated as well. So there's a lot that's going on at this current moment in time. But what really does
just come out of the Auditor General's office that shows the kind of pressure that South Africa, the SAPS detectives are working under. Apparently, SAPS detectives are drowning in case dockets of between 600 and 800 dockets per detective. I mean, just think
have a lot of capacity and a lot of resources that they are not using to assist these corrupt SAPS members, some of them. Our plan when we get into the city is to work hand in hand with the SAPS and to make sure that we use those available. So these are the
you see it in that bee to achieve success. Sorry, Dr. Vincent, I want to understand what you're saying. Yes. Are you saying that there is an issue with one hand the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry and its composition? No, the composition of the SAPS. SAPS.
What we can currently say as a JMPD, of course, the case was opened with the SAPS. They did the rest as the information that we did get that he was arrested on Saturday but released on Sunday. Further information regarding the matter of releasing him, we don't
morning, Suspended Deputy National Commissioner and Lieutenant General Shadrack Sibiya resigned through his lawyer during his SAPS disciplinary hearing yesterday. Saps also termed it as a dishonorable discharge and then confirmed his immediate termination.
The commission, we don't have the time to get the SAPS back into a stable position. So these people, I'm sure, have experience and bring them back. And that would be my solution. All right, Dimitri says, bring back all the retired SAPS generals who left the
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SAPS is described as thinly stretched and short of resources, with calls to re-enlist former detectives 12. SAPS reportedly paid over R122,000 for 990 litres of diesel, about R123 a litre, and has launched an inquiry 4. Lieutenant General Shibiri and others have left the service, and a commission and SAPS processes continue alongside court cases 56.
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