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SAPS CRISIS COVER-UP: Are Politicians DELIBERATELY Sabotaging Police Reform?
Police leadership insists SAPS is not in a crisis they "can't fix," arguing that "things still work" and good officers are doing their jobs. Management admits "There are problems", but claims efforts to "fix them" are constantly disrupted. The source highlights critical internal plans designed to "correct the wrongs". A specific plan to fix problems within Crime Intelligence was initiated under a former minister but was stalled by a change in administration. Fixing these internal wrongs is allegedly sabotaged by people—including parliamentarians and the executive—who "twist facts" to sound victimized, thereby disrupting the "whole process of fixing". Are SAPS officials downplaying the severity of these problems, claiming things "still work", when national crime statistics suggest they are demonstrably not in control?
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