Popcru has expressed outrage at the murder of another police officer in the third shooting of a law enforcement official in two weeks.
Cape Town – The Police and Prisons Civil Rights Union has expressed outrage at the murder of another police officer in the third shooting of a law enforcement official in two weeks.
Last week, traffic officer Walton van Rooyen was on duty when he was shot and killed while trying to apprehend a suspect for a traffic violation. “Detectives were still on the scene combing the area for clues late last night, after the police official was shot in an argument that appears at this stage to have been a robbery.
She urged the Khayelitsha community to assist the authorities in identifying and locating the two suspects.
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