UPDATE - 23 July 2014: Last year the South African Police Service revealed that a "protracted" and "thorough" audit of the police's ranks had found that 1,448 serving police officers were convicted criminals. Lieutenant-General Nkrumah Mazibuko - the acting deputy national commissioner for human resource management - told the country's parliament at the time that action would be taken within a year to clean out the police's ranks. Pressured by MPs for a timeframe, he offered a "temporary date" of June 2014 for the police's fitness boards to finish evaluating all the cases.
That hasn't happened. According to a report in the Afrikaans daily newspaper, Die Burger, South Africa's new police minister Nathi Nhleko said this week - in response to questions from the opposition Democratic Alliance - that all 1,448 police remain on active duty. According to Nhleko, the Labour Court ruled last month that the work of the fitness boards was illegal, invalid and without any legal force. This followed legal action by the police union Popcru.
- See more at: https://africacheck.org/reports/south-africas-criminal-cops-is-the-rot-far-worse-than-we-have-been-told/#sthash.K7Kq10YT.dpuf
UPDATE - 23 July 2014: Last year the South African Police Service revealed that a "protracted" and "thorough" audit of the police's ranks had found that 1,448 serving police officers were convicted criminals. Lieutenant-General Nkrumah Mazibuko - the acting deputy national commissioner for human resource management - told the country's parliament at the time that action would be taken within a year to clean out the police's ranks. Pressured by MPs for a timeframe, he offered a "temporary date" of June 2014 for the police's fitness boards to finish evaluating all the cases.That hasn't happened. According to a report in the Afrikaans daily newspaper, Die Burger, South Africa's new police minister Nathi Nhleko said this week - in response to questions from the opposition Democratic Alliance - that all 1,448 police remain on active duty. According to Nhleko, the Labour Court ruled last month that the work of the fitness boards was illegal, invalid and without any legal force. This followed legal action by the police union Popcru.- See more at: https://africacheck.org/reports/south-africas-criminal-cops-is-the-rot-far-worse-than-we-have-been-told/#sthash.K7Kq10YT.dpuf
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