VIDEO: Westville officers go beyond their line of duty
The two constables helped fixed a car that had broken down on the N3 freeway.
CONSTABLES from Westville SAPS went over and beyond their line of duty when they noticed a motorist who needed help on the N3, yesterday morning, (Wednesday, 26 September).
Capt Elizabeth Squires, Westville SAPS communications officer said Cst Sandile Msane and Cst Happy Mazibuko were patrolling the freeway as usual when they saw a car which broke down at the EB Cloete interchange.
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“The driver of the car had already called for road side assistance and Cst Msane offered to check what was wrong with the car,” said Squires.
Msane found that a petrol pipe was leaking and fixed it.
“The driver and his occupants were able to continue with their journey. We are very proud of these officers. Msane went over and beyond his line of duty,” said Squires.
While Msane was busy fixing the car, Mazibuko made sure the occupants of the car were safe at the verge of the freeway.
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