SMS scams are so frequent – but when they come from the “SAPS” one might jump to unfortunate conclusions.
On Good Friday, a police officer decided to do a little dance in a shabeen – and he was so drunk he didn’t even know he was being filmed whilst in his uniform.
The SAPS are under the pump, and now another video has emerged showing a dissatisfied member of the public. There’s a twist here though.
An incident at a Welkom police station has left the Afrikaans-speaking community feeling quite unwelcome.
You might have heard of the series of rapes and robberies that have happened up at Rhodes Memorial in the last few months – well, this is the current suspect.
A member of the Pretoria North SAPS single-handedly arrested two motor vehicle thieves – and he even got a recording of it.
SAPS has a bigger problem than the criminals who are killing them: They aren’t coached on talking about their feelings and are instead left to deal with depression on their own.
Check out this cop as he chases down a suspect in Pretoria North – guns blazing. It’s quite surreal.
Fingers have been pointed at police in Phoenix after accusations of excessive force were raised. Watch the video and decide for yourself.
Prepare to be shocked by the methods these SAPS officers use on those inside this Cape Town house, the persistent raids proving too much to bear.
The motto of the SAPS is ‘Servamus et Servimus’, which means to protect and to serve. Someone better have a word with this chap then.
As yet another police commissioner is suspended political commentator Mandy Wiener wonders exactly where the buck stops.
Watch the KZN SAPS stumble upon their goldmine of the year – a stretch of marijuana fields that they spotted during another operation.
The shocking footage of a police officer manhandling a teenager at a pool party once again placed U.S. law enforcement under the spotlight. How does the SAPS compare?
When sleeping on the job you’re best advised to draw as little attention as possible your way. Leaving your lights on and catching some shut eye in a police squad car? Not winning.
Oh but the rules of the road do become a problem sometimes, especially if you are wanting to check your emails or update your Facebook. So what are we going to do about it?
Police have taken to using force in order to stop a foreign nationals march in central Durban. Here’s how it all went down.
Hopefully this policeman is going to be heavily disciplined after his reckless drunk driving almost ran some cars off the road.
Footage has emerged of a violent altercation at a petrol station in KZN and it really doesn’t make for pretty viewing. Where were the police, you ask? Doing sweet bugger all.
It’s not a great idea to nick a police car at the best of times but this young man has not done well. I foresee an unfortunate ending to this joy ride.
Isn’t it nice to know that now and again the SAPS plays out of their boots and nabs some baddies in action. Check out this video of a high-speed car chase through the streets of Jozi.
If this doesn’t make you want to re-read all your Nancy Drew and The Hardy Boys books then you didn’t have a very fun childhood.
There is little public news about what’s progressing at the Van Breda house, the location of the gruesome axe murders last month, and daughter Marli has yet to speak…
What do you do when you know you’re about to get robbed? Ring the police and wait for them to arrive. And wait. And wait.
So this actually happened in the Western Cape. It makes me so sad that society has regressed to this point. Also, bananas are probably going to be banned in the SAPS.
After what happened, these two men should be made to go on a picnic together and play board games and do calming origami. Then they should hug it out.
The SAPS played a game of cops and robbers yesterday, but they got a bit confused and ended up as the people getting robbed, with the public playing the role of saviours.
We all know that South Africa’s roads are not the safest of places to be. With taxi’s skipping red lights and making up their own road rules, to your brother drunk-driving home, we need to be extra vigilant.
Bheki Cele – don’t we just love him in the news… Follow the next of his antics as he heads to the constitutional court, and keeps the papers full of humour and hilarity.
Our smartphone’s are like our third hand, or our extra brain, or in some cases our best friends. That feeling when we lose them is horrific. The thought of someone else having access to our private lives is even worse…