Cape Town - Police Minister Bheki Cele has had a go at the City over its failure to hand over CCTV footage of an incident last week during which an undercover police officer was allegedly shot and killed by a law enforcement officer.
Cele was speaking at the memorial service for the slain police officer, Thandimfundo Sigcu, at St Andrews Church in Green Point. According to Cele, CCTV footage from cameras on the Foreshore, where the incident took place, had not been handed over to Hawks investigators probing the case. Speakers at the memorial service described Sigcu, 33, as a disciplined police officer, a keen football player and Cape Town City’s “number one” supporter.
Cele said: “I’m really taken aback by the investigators saying they can’t get the footage. This city is known to be one of the best in the systems of cameras. They are all over the city.
Abramjee TheCapeArgus why are we not seeking more advanced policing methods, why are we not upskilling police officers
Abramjee TheCapeArgus But where has Cele ever succeeded The real Cele was when he was the MEC for safety and security in KwaZulu natal ! Forget the rest !
TheCapeArgus If the cabinet will be reshuffled, you should appoint him as moan and funeral minister...... CyrilRamaphosa
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