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WATCH: Cops say no to police killings

The police fraternity walked against brutal cop killings in Richards Bay today (Monday)

December 21, 2015
Wellington Makwakwa Less than a minute
Police spread a strong message during a peaceful protest in Richards Bay

GIVEN the the large number of cop murders in the line of duty this year, police marched against the crime hike in Richards Bay earlier today.

The peaceful protest was to spread a strong message against police killings, and to implore for divine intervention against the ‘inhuman’ act.

The walk was supported by Mhlathuze Traffic Department, local councillors and various Community Policing Forums (CPF).

 

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December 21, 2015
Wellington Makwakwa Less than a minute

Wellington Makwakwa

Wellington is a senior journalist and proofreader with a passion for community news. From entertainment and profiles, to hard-hitting, informative human interest pieces, hard news and court reporting, he covers an array of topics. With 13 years in media, Wellington has earned a Caxton Cadet of the Year accolade and was selected as a Most Promising Journalist finalist. He continues to receive training in layout, proofreading and in digital media, while he singularly collects news and co-ordinates a monthly free-drop newspaper. More »
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