Bheki Cele concerned about Western Cape stability of policing
Lusanda Bill
19 November 2010
Police Commissioner General Bheki Cele said in a meeting with Western Cape’s provincial police’s top brass in Gugulethu yesterday, that he was concerned about the stability of policing in the province.
Cele has publicly raised his concerns about policing in the Western Cape.
He cited the killing of tourist Anni Dewani, a surge in gang violence on the Cape Flats and the recent unrest in Khayelitsha.
Bheki Cele also mentioned the officers who were photographed sleeping on job, saying that the investigation is nearly completed.
The Police Commissioner also gave his full support to Acting Western Cape Police Commissioner Arno Lamoer to permanently occupy the post.
19 November 2010
Police Commissioner General Bheki Cele said in a meeting with Western Cape’s provincial police’s top brass in Gugulethu yesterday, that he was concerned about the stability of policing in the province.
Cele has publicly raised his concerns about policing in the Western Cape.
He cited the killing of tourist Anni Dewani, a surge in gang violence on the Cape Flats and the recent unrest in Khayelitsha.
Bheki Cele also mentioned the officers who were photographed sleeping on job, saying that the investigation is nearly completed.
The Police Commissioner also gave his full support to Acting Western Cape Police Commissioner Arno Lamoer to permanently occupy the post.
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