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[SERVICE EXCELLENCE] A salute to Colonel Khumalo for his unwavering commitment to safety and order in the streets of ‘Maboneng’, Gauteng Province. His dedicated enforcement of trading license regulations ensures that liquor and entertainment establishments close on time, while every patron makes it home safely. Leadership in action, serving...

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Фото профиля South African Justice, Crime Prevention & Security
South African Justice, Crime Prevention & Security1 год назад

[COLONEL KHUMALO]

Фото профиля American Stories Network
American Stories Network1 год назад

No shortcuts, no excuses—just pure determination. 💥 Are you ready to see who has what it takes? #SurvivingMann #NoLimits #NavySEALs #AmericanSheriff #SpecOps #LawEnforcement #TacticalTraining

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IG: kibo_l1 год назад

@Senzo_Mchunu_ @SAPoliceService Looks like whether you are famous he just doesn’t care he is focused on his task. 👌🏾👏🏾👏🏾😂

Фото профиля Tshepi
Tshepi1 год назад

@Senzo_Mchunu_ @SAPoliceService minister of enjoyment

Фото профиля Black Afrikaner
Black Afrikaner1 год назад

@Senzo_Mchunu_ @SAPoliceService Khumalo my goat

Фото профиля MAPS 🇿🇦
MAPS 🇿🇦1 год назад

@Senzo_Mchunu_ @SAPoliceService Crime-ridden society like SA having cops dedicated to monitoring club closing time is nonsense Violent criminals are running amok 24/7 and that should be the key priority for resource allocation. Celebrate stupid things alone

Фото профиля South African Justice, Crime Prevention & Security
South African Justice, Crime Prevention & Security1 год назад

Alcohol continues to be one of the most significant contributing factors to crime in South Africa, particularly in cases of domestic violence and gender-based violence and femicide. The link between alcohol abuse and violent crime is undeniable. Law enforcement must therefore act decisively and unapologetically in enforcing regulations related to alcohol, particularly in high-risk areas, as part of the broader strategy to reduce crime and protect vulnerable groups in our communities. ^@RSA_JCPS

Фото профиля Thabo Martin
Thabo Martin1 год назад

@Senzo_Mchunu_ @SAPoliceService Bab mntungwa salute mhlonishwa. We need more people like u in this country.

Фото профиля Du-boyz🇿🇦
Du-boyz🇿🇦1 год назад

@Senzo_Mchunu_ @SAPoliceService Illegal foreigners are selling drugs you don't seems to care only abusing black SouthAfricans. Disgraceful government.

Фото профиля Kgoši
Kgoši1 год назад

@Senzo_Mchunu_ @SAPoliceService He's a father

Фото профиля Thapelo B. Senna 🇿🇦
Thapelo B. Senna 🇿🇦1 год назад

@Senzo_Mchunu_ @SAPoliceService He was like, i don't care if you're @DJFreshSA 😂😂

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