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Tag Archives: police
Publishing photos of criminal suspects
The SAPS act of 1995 is widely rumoured to grant protection to criminals from being photographed, and from the publication of their likeness. This rumour is based on lawyers lying about the law. Imagine. The horror. Analysis of South African … Continue reading
The butler did it
The South African Police Service (SAPS) hold as common knowledge that by far the majority of murders are committed by family members and occasionally by known associates. When Ani Dewani was murdered in Cape Town, the police immediately suspected her … Continue reading
