KZN SAPS condemn domestic violence re-enactment video
Police say the viral 'assault video' actually forms part of a module for domestic violence training.
POLICE management in KwaZulu-Natal have condemned the posting of a video clip on social media which depicts the re-enactment of a real life domestic violence situation.
According to KZN SAPS provincial spokesman, Brigadier Jay Naicker, this re-enactment forms part of a module for domestic violence training that police officers are mandated to attend.
“It is suspected that a police official who might have attended this training intervention at our Durban Training Centre last year, could be responsible for recording this scene and posting the clip on-line. We are indeed perturbed and believe that this individual was extremely malicious because of the timing of the release of the video.
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“We are requesting members of the public who are in possession of the video clip not to repost it. While it is clear from the classroom setup that this is a training session, some may not immediately realise that and will be disturbed by what they see,” he said.
Naicker confirmed police management in KwaZulu-Natal have launched an investigation to identify the perpetrator and bring them to book.
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