| Dit geld ook private sekuriteitswerkers.... [boodskap #117595] |
Mon, 09 June 2008 08:32  |
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Torreke[1]
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"Dave" < skryf in boodskap news:visl449qut4t5ltj98hpqueuq70707ab5b@4ax.com...
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> Crooked cops keep their jobs - DA
> 7 June 2008, 15:50
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> The Democratic Alliance (DA) is outraged that over the past 24 months
> less than 50 percent of all South African Police Service members
> charged with serious offences have been dismissed.
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> These figures were released in the National Assembly by the Minister
> of Safety and Security, Charles Nqakula, this week in response to
> questions raised by the DA about how police dealt with corrupt
> colleagues.
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> The DA's spokesperson on Safety and Security MP, Dianne Kohler
> Barnard, said only 28 percent of police officers who were charged with
> murder, 27 percent of those charged with rape, 24 percent with
> corruption and 31 percent with armed robbery during this time were
> ultimately dismissed.
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> "The DA believes that these figures speak to serious problems with the
> Police Service's internal ability to conduct investigations as well as
> to properly manage human resources and disciplinary processes," she
> said.
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> Kohler Barnard added that equally disturbing was the number of police
> in uniform who have been charged with serious offences.
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> "Over just the past two years 206 officers were charged with
> corruption, 59 with armed robbery, 92 with rape and 95 with murder.
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> "The behaviour of a few is thus allowed to taint the reputation of the
> many - a factor which is behind the massive drop in public confidence
> in the SAPS: from 45 percent to 39 percent," she said.
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> SAPS Director of Communications Selby Bokaba said the DA's
> interpretation of the figures they had supplied was not correct
> because there were several ways in which they disciplined members
> outside of dismissal
Gister se Rapport se voorbladberig sê dat die sekuriteitsbedryf deur
misdadigers geinfiltreer is. Die Raad op Sekuriteitsbeamptes doen nie meer
die nodige veiligheidsklarings nie. Veroordeelde misdadigers word gehuur en
werk as "sekuriteitswerkers".
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| Re: Dit geld ook private sekuriteitswerkers.... [boodskap #117597 is 'n antwoord op boodskap #117595] |
Mon, 09 June 2008 09:24  |
Daun Johnson
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On Mon, 9 Jun 2008 10:32:47 +0200, "Torreke" wrote:
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> "Dave" < skryf in boodskap news:visl449qut4t5ltj98hpqueuq70707ab5b@4ax.com...
>> Crooked cops keep their jobs - DA
>> 7 June 2008, 15:50
>> The Democratic Alliance (DA) is outraged that over the past 24 months
>> less than 50 percent of all South African Police Service members
>> charged with serious offences have been dismissed.
>> These figures were released in the National Assembly by the Minister
>> of Safety and Security, Charles Nqakula, this week in response to
>> questions raised by the DA about how police dealt with corrupt
>> colleagues.
>> The DA's spokesperson on Safety and Security MP, Dianne Kohler
>> Barnard, said only 28 percent of police officers who were charged with
>> murder, 27 percent of those charged with rape, 24 percent with
>> corruption and 31 percent with armed robbery during this time were
>> ultimately dismissed.
>> "The DA believes that these figures speak to serious problems with the
>> Police Service's internal ability to conduct investigations as well as
>> to properly manage human resources and disciplinary processes," she
>> said.
>> Kohler Barnard added that equally disturbing was the number of police
>> in uniform who have been charged with serious offences.
>> "Over just the past two years 206 officers were charged with
>> corruption, 59 with armed robbery, 92 with rape and 95 with murder.
>> "The behaviour of a few is thus allowed to taint the reputation of the
>> many - a factor which is behind the massive drop in public confidence
>> in the SAPS: from 45 percent to 39 percent," she said.
>> SAPS Director of Communications Selby Bokaba said the DA's
>> interpretation of the figures they had supplied was not correct
>> because there were several ways in which they disciplined members
>> outside of dismissal
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> Gister se Rapport se voorbladberig sê dat die sekuriteitsbedryf deur
> misdadigers geinfiltreer is. Die Raad op Sekuriteitsbeamptes doen nie meer
> die nodige veiligheidsklarings nie. Veroordeelde misdadigers word gehuur en
> werk as "sekuriteitswerkers".
Yep, ek het so gesien. Tenminste 10% of so iets is kroeks.
Wat sê jy van die tannie wat bang was haar seun wend hom tot misdaad
en toe steel sy R2.3m om dit te voorkom?
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| Re: Dit geld ook private sekuriteitswerkers.... [boodskap #117600 is 'n antwoord op boodskap #117597] |
Mon, 09 June 2008 12:58 |
Torreke[1]
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"Dave" Wat sê jy van die tannie wat bang was haar seun wend hom tot
misdaad
> en toe steel sy R2.3m om dit te voorkom?
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'n Verhaal "wat elke moeder hart sal roer" - of so-iets. Was jare gelede
dramatiese refrein op een van Springbok radio se sepies.
Wat 'n grap :-)) Jy steel sodat jou seun nie moet steel nie.
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