22 April 2015
Western Cape MEC of Community
Safety Dan Plato has called on Police Commissioner Riah Phiyega to ensure that
the suspension of Provincial Police Commissioner Arno Lamoer, does not impact
the policing service delivery in the province.
Lamoer and other top cops face
one-hundred and nine charges which include corruption, racketeering and fraud.
MEC Plato said the loss of
four senior SAPS officials in the province must not result in increased
responsibilities for other management personnel who are already thinly
stretched.
Ministerial Spokesperson Ewald
Botha says Western Cape MEC of Community Safety, Dan Plato feels that it is absolutely
critical that the national police commissioner ensures that the suspension
process of the senior SAPS officials on the serious criminal charges is concluded
swiftly and does not negatively affect the functioning of the police in the
province.
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