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SOWETO FLYING SQUAD SAPS MEMBERS CAUGHT ON CAMERA ALLEGEDLY TAKING BRIBE MONEY Soweto Flying Squad SAPS members caught on camera allegedly accepting bribe money in connection with the release of an individual accused of alleged vehicle theft. These incidents highlight ongoing concerns about corruption within certain units of law... show more

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⭐️💫 KhweziLomso 🌟✨1 year ago

😑😒 The funny thing is that @SAPoliceService are going to suspend them for a few months and then move them to a different unit until everything cools off. Chances are these people have been caught for similar offenses before and have a lot of cases against them. It's corruption galore there.

TopStoryContent1 year ago

Police Officer Demands Woman Open Her Trunk, He Has No Idea It's Caught on Video:

Dilinja 🇿🇦 🇷🇺1 year ago

I admire the citizen who recorded this. Wow. There comes a time when your soul decided to be noble and this is it 🇿🇦

DadLossaSon1 year ago

Brother 4min 21sec of video and we didn't see money exchange hands, They going to watch this video they coming back for you ..

issaG🧨🧯1 year ago

But in this video there was no evidence of exchange of money

uMgabadeli1 year ago

My worry is that those cops will come back for that guy 😟

Lord Fistoz1 year ago

These guys will kill you like you were just an ant

THE GUY1 year ago

Car parts in the middle of the road. A car thief bribing SAPS to release another car thief. Corrupt police members. There's a lot happening on this video.

Thabo✊🏿✊🏿🇿🇦🔴🟢⚫®1 year ago

Everyone involved in the video are South Africans, yet everytime crime happens we quickly blame it on foreigners. I'm not saying there are no terrorizing foreigners, but why rush to scapegoat before police investigation? Who are you defending?

Jeff🇿🇦1 year ago

You almost got them here, we didn't see hand over the money. Bongani you fucked all your efforts

LLR1 year ago

The rot is everywhere.

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