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South Africa: Police accused o
CHILLING allegations of police murder and brutality in villages around Port St Johns have been given to the Minister of Safety and Security, Nathi Mthethwa.
The minister was told how policemen from the national intervention unit (NIU) had terrorised and even killed residents in mainly the Majola, Mthambalala, Chaguba, Machibini and Mthonjana areas near the popular tourist resort town.
Residents told the minister that the brutality was so bad that they now feared police more than criminals.
One such account, related by Lulama Manto, who alleged that her fath... Read more
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City Vision - Western Cape,Sou
05 July 2007
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South Africa: Cop faces severa
A POLICE inspector from the Kensington police station appeared in the Cape Town Magistrate’s Court on Monday in two separate cases, and was remanded pending a bail application on July 9.
In both cases, Inspector Ismail Kamaldien, 40, appeared before magistrate Mogamad Esau.
In the first case, he faces charges of possession of stolen property, theft, assault and crimen injuria.
His attorney, Zaheer Ismail, told the court the theft charge related to two slabs of flake chocolate, while the possession of stolen property concerned police items.
In the second case, he appeared with David Robert Stemmet, 36, a police clerk also based at Kensington.
In this case, both are charged with theft, but the charge sheet provided no details.
Kamaldien was arrested on June 28 and Stemmet on June 30. Kamaldien is being held at the Langa police cells while Stemmet is out on warning.
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