24 May 2021 - 12:27 By TimesLIVE National police commissioner Gen Khehla Sitole. File image. Image: Freddy Mavunda
A brazen attack on the police in Gauteng in the early hours of Monday, during which one officer was killed and a second wounded, has sparked a high-profile manhunt for the suspects.
SA s national police commissioner, Gen Khehla Sitole, said he wants swift arrests.
The shooting took place in the Boschkop area of Gauteng at about 1am, said Brig Vish Naidoo.
Two constables were on patrol when they spotted a white VW Polo without registration plates. They were travelling in the vicinity of the N4 highway near the Solomon Mahlangu on-ramp.
by Xianb1
With no Orange Man Bad Narrative they are Hyper Focused on taking away OUR 2nd Amendment. By constantly promoting Police Shootings. They want your Hand Guns taken away. Hand Guns are the quickest Self Defense Reaction. No Hand Guns means more Victims. Since you can’t exactly conceal carry a Shotgun in your pocket under your shirt. Doesn’t it strike anyone how odd it is that immediately after George Floyd they got a new Police Shooting case to Hyper Focus on? Already spinning the narrative that she was unarmed despite the whole reason for Police being there was because she was armed? Can’t make this shit up. They want a Race Civil War to happen in this nation.
KILLEEN, Texas Video released Wednesday by a civil rights attorney shows the moments before a central Texas police officer shot and killed a man whom police described as emotionally distressed, and the immediate aftermath as a resident repeatedly says, I told you, don t use a gun.
It began as what authorities described as a psychiatric call on Sunday that escalated when the responding officer was forced to use a Taser on a man described as emotionally distressed. The officer fired his gun after the Taser was ineffective, authorities said. Patrick Lynn Warren, 52, of Killeen later died at a hospital.