BBC Journalists Forced To Bribe Jo’Burg Cop

25 Jan 2016 by Jasmine Stone in Crime, South Africa

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You’re probably aware that the English cricket team have been in town for a while, most noticeable by the hordes of ‘Barmy Army’ supporters they bring along who make a mockery of the exchange rate.

With the cricket come the commentators, Sky Sports and other UK networks bringing the likes of Jonathan Agnew, Michael Vaughan, Henry Blofeld and Simon Mann along for the ride. Over to eNCA for more on the incident:

They were reportedly pulled over by a JMPD officer, who allegedly threatened them because the driver didn’t have his licence with him.

On January 22, the BBC journalists tweeted about the incident, saying the officer took most of the cash they were carrying and emphasised they did not bribe him.

Former England captain Michael Vaughan shared this on Instagram:

For the full story click on the image below and watch the video at the top of the page.

[source:enca]

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