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Stricter gun control, more roadblocks and deployment - SAPS unveil plans to tackle mass shootings

Stricter gun control, more roadblocks and deployment - SAPS unveil plans to tackle mass shootings
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Put your shoulder to the wheel, Cele urges 197 co

Crime in the Western Cape “remains stubborn”, Police Minister Bheki Cele has warned 197 additional SAPS officials who have been sent to the province’s crime hotspots. Speaking in Belhar, Cape Town on Wednesday, he told the officials they were the most valuable resource to reduce crime. Additional deployed members of the South African Police Services (SAPS) at the parade inspection by the Minister of Police on April 07, 2021, in Cape Town, South Africa. (Photo by Gallo Images/Brenton Geach) “It’s important that everyone puts their shoulder to the wheel to make sure that the people of this place also enjoy peace,” he added.

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200 SAPS officers deployed to help curb scourge of Cape Flats crime

200 SAPS officers deployed to help curb scourge of Cape Flats crime By Sisonke Mlamla Share Cape Town - With the gradual increase in violent crimes, especially crimes related to gang violence on the Cape Flats, the National Crime Combating Forum through the crime register has just deployed 200 police officers to help curb the scourge. The multidisciplinary officers, welcomed by Police Minister Bheki Cele and the provincial police management at a police camp in Belhar this morning, are meant to be force multipliers within the existing Operation Lockdown in place in the province. Cele said they were working with governments and the provinces on crime fighting. He said where needs be, they would increase whatever form of resources.

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