City of Cape Town heads to court to stop cops from interfering in film shoots

City of Cape Town to head to court to prevent police from interfering in film shoots.
The DA claims Cele instructed 16 police officers to shut down a film shoot at Camps Bay Beach on Wednesday.
Cape Town Mayor Dan Plato says Cele has no authority to instruct a police officer because he is no longer the police commissioner.
The City of Cape Town will head to the Western Cape High Court on Friday to apply for an interdict to prevent police from further "unlawful interference" in legitimate film shoots in the city.
According to the DA, Police Minister Bheki Cele instructed 16 police officers to shut down a film shoot at Camps Bay Beach on Wednesday, even though the film crew was in possession of a permit from the City of Cape Town, News24 previously reported.

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