South Africa's National Police Minister Talks About Police Brutality

Author:: enewschannel
Publisher:: enewschannel
Publication Date:: 14 March 2013
Tags:: South Africa, Legal and Judicial Affairs

The Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa says he is embarrassed by some members of the Service. The Minister made a well-controlled first visit to Daveyton since police officers dragged a local taxi driver behind their van.

Meanwhile.....Another police dragging case has emerged, this time near Mahikeng. A police officer has been arrested for allegedly assaulting a man and dragging him next to a police van. eNCA anchor Jeremy Maggs spoke to Moses Dlamini from the Independent Police Investigative Directorate who commented on the matter.

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South Africa's National Police Minister Talks About Police Brutality

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