The Police Ministry is working on a partnership with the Gauteng government and three metros in the province to enhance law enforcement collaboration. This initiative aims to address staffing shortages in various police stations, particularly in detectives and visible policing units.
Collaborating with metro police departments, law enforcement agencies, and private security firms, the goal is to create a united front against crime in Gauteng. This joint effort, led by Minister Mchunu, seeks to ensure that the province is rid of criminal activities.
Furthermore, the Hawks, under the leadership of Lt-Gen Godfrey Lebeya, continue to work closely with the National Prosecuting Authority to combat fraudulent activities. A recent case resulted in the arrest of an individual using false qualifications, emphasizing the importance of deterring such behavior.
As Lebeya stated, the conviction in the Mthimkhulu case should serve as a warning to others engaging in fraudulent practices. The commitment to pursuing these criminals, regardless of how long it takes, remains strong.
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