Oficial del SAPS de Gauteng se enfrenta a medidas disciplinarias por presunto soborno

La policía de Gauteng ha iniciado un proceso disciplinario contra un oficial que aparece en un video en redes sociales recibiendo presuntamente un soborno en efectivo mientras vestía su uniforme. La dirección provincial ha identificado al agente y ha abierto una investigación sobre el incidente.

Se ha instituido un proceso disciplinario inmediato contra el oficial. La dirección de la policía de Gauteng afirma que también se ha puesto en marcha una investigación departamental para esclarecer todas las circunstancias que rodean el incidente. El Servicio de Policía de Sudáfrica (SAPS) de Gauteng declara que la aceptación, solicitud o facilitación de un soborno constituye un delito penal y una violación grave del Código de Conducta del SAPS. “El Comisionado Provincial de Gauteng, el Teniente General Tommy Mthombeni, ha condenado enérgicamente la presunta conducta”, declaró la portavoz de la policía de Gauteng, Dimakatso Nevhuhulwi. “El SAPS no tolerará la corrupción bajo ninguna forma”.

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