Yet again, we see video evidence of police taking the law into their own hands. No one is suggesting that being a police officer is an easy job, and it is unquestionably rough territory, but in these instances, and many others, the force used seems excessive.
We all knew Malema in parliament was going to cause a great deal of drama and liven proceedings up somewhat, but this is taking things to a bit of an extreme. Tear gas and stun grenades? Way to cause a scene Julius.
A grandmother took video while a couple had sex on Florida’s Bradenton Beach for nearly 25 minutes, before the cops came to take them away.
The Central Intelligence Agency clearly has a social media presence with a great sense of humour. Please enjoy the CIA’s awesome tweet…
Los Angeles civil rights leaders are demanding a federal investigation into the shocking beating of a woman by a police officer, who struck the woman repeatedly on the side of the highway.
French Police can give a giant facepalm to themselves after losing explosives in an airport during a training exercise…
A truck driver pulls over a policeman and accuses him of speeding – a painfully awkward stand-off ensues.
Seems Shia Labeouf has too much on his plate judging by the way he’s currently acting. Or maybe he’s just normally like this and we should all sit back and enjoy his silly antics…
In what’s said to be the biggest drug bust in recent history, police have impounded uncut heroin worth over R2bn from a drug cartel in Kloof on Tuesday night.
Married couple’s murderous rampage has sent a shock down the spine of US citizens, and a new video of one of the shooters has emerged, discussing his pro-gun ideals.
Justin Bieber has had some serious highs and lows (more lows than anything else, though) and if you’re finding it all a bit much to keep up with, there’s a handy guide to fuel all your Bieber-hate.
Onlooker captures footage of super cool cop, being super cool. Why can’t we have cops like these?
Cop shoots people and kills himself at Cape Town International. Apple and Beats – it’s official. Cops bust transporting poacher. Former Chiefs player and TV host dies. Man United owner dies. Pings not from MH370. Eugene De Kock might be released. Tiger is out.
Lifestyles of the rich and famous – is normality so out of reach once you’ve made your millions?
A group of men took on some hijackers in the streets of Cape Town after chasing them down in a high-speed pursuit.
Donald Sterling landed up in the dwang, after his racist conversation hit the internet. But that’s nothing compared to this police chief who STANDS BY his comments, saying that Barack Obama is a “fucking nigger.”
Marketed as a match between New York’s “Finest and Bravest,” the charity hockey game between New York City police and firefighters was very far from a peaceful occasion. Check out the massive brawl that occurred on Sunday.
EWN’s Cape Talk have reported that this video posted yesterday shows an arrest undertaken in Cape Town. The IPID (Independent Police Investigative Directorate) are investigating the police involved in the arrest, as they appear to have used unjustified force. Particularly, police strip the arrested man of his clothing in the street, grab him by the throat, and kick him in the genitals.
He might be this years forerunner for being the dumbest criminal. Not only did he post a video of himself racing through traffic on the San Antonio police department’s Facebook page, writing “Catch me if you can,” it was done under his name. It turns out the police could indeed catch the moronic Alberto Rodriguez.
As the revolution in Kiev gets uglier and uglier, a video has emerged of riot police making a detained protestor strip and stand naked in the snow while they photograph him.
Take a moment to absorb the fact that, until now, police in Iceland had never killed anyone. A 59 year-old guy in Reykjavik was firing a shotgun in his apartment in the early hours of Monday morning. That was his first bad move.
Warrant officer Samuel “Saddam” Maropeng, one of the two hawks linked to Czech fugitive Radovan Krejcir, had been leading a lavish lifestyle before his arrest, thanks to his various operations in the criminal underworld.
The never-ending Krejcir saga has taken another wild turn, when it was revealed that two Hawks members – linked to the Czech fugitive – were arrested.
In September, we released a story that lamented South Africa’s worsening crime statistics. At the time of release, those statistics were considered to be ‘the worst crime statistics in 10 years’. It turns out that the reality is a lot more worse than worst.
Of course, by “local comedy duo”, we mean Derick Watts & The Sunday Blues. Here’s the gist: Join Lt. Brann Wilson & Officer Kevin Face of the new, elite Movember taskforce – MOPO911 – as they patrol the streets and keep them safe from fakers and try-hards, whilst also encouraging those who think they cannot grow a glorious mo for the month of Movember.
The Independent Police Investigative Directorate’s acting executive director, Koekie Mbeki, said her directorate was investigating 168 cases in which SAPS cops were accused of rape. She went on to say that the figure was “substantially higher” than the 40 rape cases reported in the preceding financial year – you don’t say.
If you live in Joburg, consider yourself lucky. The cops have stuffed up big time and more than R2,4 million in traffic fines are being written off.
Zuma does not need to explain cabinet reshuffle. 83% of SA don’t trust the cops. Tour de France cyclist gets urine thrown at him. Kid plays with dad’s smartphone, buys car. Judge rules against Apple over eBook price fixing.
Well, this is terribly exciting! Details are slightly thin on the ground, but this recently published video shows vehicles marked “Police” in Ukranian closing in on a group of misunderstood businessmen as they attempt to enter their vehicles following a meeting of the board. Organised crime is widespread in the Ukraine, which is largely attributed […]
A report published by the Mail & Guardian indicates that an average of one policeman per day is arrested for crime in South Africa. The arrests, made between September 2010 and April this year, have apparently spurred police management to start cleaning up “the system.”