02 March 2022 - NW47

Ismail, Ms H to ask the Minister of Police

(1) With regard to the Vehicle Clearance and Investigation Unit Building in 2 Bedford Avenue, Benoni, what will happen to all the (a) vehicle dockets, seeing that this is quite a time –consuming procedure and a very sensitive criminal document and (b0 vehicle; (2) by what date will staff be notified of the finalisation of the status of the renovations, as they are currently being sent to four different places to do work; (3) how soon will the renovations be finalised, so that inspections and clearances can continue to be done at the premises?

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02 March 2022 - NO5

Shaik Emam, Mr AM to ask the Minister of Police:

What measures does he intend to put in place combat corruption in the SA Police Service, as such corruption is a major hurdle in fighting crime? NO410E

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02 March 2022 - NW366

Van Minnen, Ms BM to ask the Minister of Police

With regard to under-resourced police station located in Lwandle, outside Somerset West in the Western Cape, where crime is rampant, what plans are in place to increase the budget for (a) the police station and (b) its operations?

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02 March 2022 - NW278

Arries, Ms LH to ask the Minister of Police

What is the reason that the SA Police Service is being used to escort the money wagons of private security companies?

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Reply:

The South African Police Service (SAPS) does not escort the money wagons of private security companies

Reply to question 278 recommended

GENERAL NATIONAL COMMISSIONER: SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE
KJ SITOLE (SOEG)
Date: 2022-02-28

MINISTEROF POLICE
GENERAL BH CELE
Date: 01/03/2022

02 March 2022 - NW237

Montwedi, Mr Mk to ask the Minister of Police

What action has been taken with regard to livestock that was stolen and recovered but could notbe return to its owners in the past three financial years?

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02 March 2022 - NO7

Groenewald, Dr PJ to ask the Minister of Police:

(1) Whether he still intend to determine an amnesty period where firearms can be handed in without the owners being prosecuted; if not, why not, if so, on what date does he envisage for this; (2) whether owners of firearms will again have the opportunity to apply for a licence for firearms of which the licence had expired; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details?

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Reply:

(1) In terms of section 139 of the Firearms Control Act, 2000 (Act No. 60 of 2000), an amnesty may be declared by the Minister of police if the amnesty may result in the reduction of thr number of illegally possessed firearms and it is in the public interest to do so. A firearm amnesty is therefore the prerogative of the Minister of Police.

(2) Section 24, read with section 28, of the Firearms Control Act, does not provide for an expired licence to be renewed.

Reply to question 7 recommended

GENERAL NATIONAL COMMISSIONER: SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE
KJ SITOLE (SOEG)
Date: 22-02-28

Reply to question 7 approved

MINISTER OF POLICE
GENERAL BH CELE, MP
Date: 2022-02-2022

11 January 2022 - NW2793

Majozi, Ms Z to ask the Minister of Police

Whether he was uninformed about the July unrest as emerged at the SA human Rights Commission National Investigative Hearing into the July 2021 Unrest: if not, why not; if so , what are the relevant details?

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Reply:

The SA human Rights Commission National Investigative hearing is still underway and any reference made to the process will be attended to when the work of the Commission is finalised.

Reply to question 2793 approved / not approved

MINISTER OF POLICE
GENERAL BH CELE, MP
Date: 11/01/2022

11 January 2022 - NW2873

Terblanche, Mr OS to ask the Minister of Police

With reference to flying squad units in each province in the (a) 2019-20, (b) 2020-21 and (c) 2021-22 financial years, what total number of vehicles (i) have been allocated to each unit, (ii) are being boarded and (lii) have been non-operational for more than 30 days in the specified financial years and as at the latest specified date for which information is available;

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Reply:

(1)(a)(b)(c)(i)(ii)(ii)(2)(a)(i)(ii)(iii)(b)

The required information is not readily available and must be obtained from the provinces. A request is made for an extension of 14 days, to provide the response.

Reply to question 2873 recommended/

GENERAL NATIONAL COMMISSIONER: SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE

KJ SITOLE (SOEG)
Date: 2022-01-09

Reply to question 2873 approved/not approved

MINISTER OF POLICE
GENERAL BH CELE, MP
DATE: 11-01-2022

11 January 2022 - NW2443

Majozi, Ms Z to ask the Minister of Police

(1) Whether a certain person (name furnished) and any other officials of the SA Police Service were issued with notices of suspension earlier this week regarding meddling in a number of investigations of the Independent Police Investigative Directorate into corrupt procurement deals; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, what are the relevant details in each case; (2) given that a High Court ruling was issued against the specified officials for failing to comply with their statutory duties, what are the detailed reasons that he has taken more than 10 months to take action given that the ruling was handed down on 13 January 2021?

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Reply:

It’s a Presidential prerogative to suspend the National Commissioner, up to this far we have not been advised by the Presidency along those lines,
Commissioner is responsible for that function; again Ministry has not yet been advised as such.
Action would have been taken by the Presidency regarding National Commissioner and by National Commissioner concerning the two Lt. Generals

Reply to question 2443 approved

MINISTER OF POLICE
GENERAL BH CELE, MP
Date: 11-01-2022

11 January 2022 - NW2668

Majozi, Ms Z to ask the Minister of Police

(1) In light of the testimony from the SA Police Service (SAPS) Commissioner in the SA Human Rights Commission hearings, who admitted that police were understaffed and lacked the intelligence to deal with the modus operandi used’ to organise protests, what plans has his department put in place to make SAPS more protest ready in future, given the lessons learnt from the July 2021 riots that took place in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng and the Republic's history of protests; (2) what are the full, relevant details and update on the recent robbery at the Malamulele Police Station where firearms and ammunition were taken and later used during robberies in the vicinity; (3) whether he will furnish Ms Z Majozi with the relevant information on the statistics relating to robberies that target police firearms and ammunition in the Republic in the past three years; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details?

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Reply:

1. Between July 2021 and March 2022, the target is to train members of the South African Police Service (SAPS), at police stations, as first responders and equip them with pyrotechnics.

The continual training of SAPS members at police stations, as first responders and equipping them with Crowd Management equipment, will reduce the risk of such incidents. It will enhance the response time as the police station members will be closer to the incidents, until such time that the Public Order Policing (POP) capacity is deployed. The target for training is 10 000 members, based on the proximity to hotspot areas. To date, 8 000 members have been trained and training is continuing.

2. On 22 November 2021, at approximately 22:00, a group of armed suspects entered the Community Service Centre (CSC) of Malamulele Police Station and overpowered four SAPS members and disarmed them. A female Data Typist was locked in a patrol vehicle, which was parked outside the police station.

The suspects took four R5 assault rifles, four shotguns and four pistols from the SAPS members and from the safe, in the CSC. The suspects then left the Police Station and locked the main gate with a padlock, on their way out.

Thereafter, the suspects robbed the Sasol Garage, the Wisani Total Garage and a nearby shop. During the attack, the suspects blasted a safe at the Total Garage and fired several shots. One community member was wounded in the process and two vehicles were hijacked, which were recovered a few kilometers from the scene.

Find here: The following criminal cases were opened, as a result of the above crimes

11 January 2022 - NW2739

Majozi, Ms Z to ask the Minister of Police

(1) In view of the statement by the Premier of KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) during the SA Human Commission hearings that the SA Police Service (SAPS) in KZN do not have adequate resources to deal with public disorder, following the accusations that SAPS in KZN failed to avert and manage the mass looting and riots that took place in the province in July 2021, what is his department’s plan to address the lack and shortage of resources within the SAPS; (2) whether he has found that other provinces in the Republic are in a similar situation with regard to a lack of resources and might find themselves incapable of averting and managing the same and/or similar incidents of unrest; if not, what is the position in this regard, if so, what are the relevant details? NW3254E

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Reply:

(1). Between July 2021 and March 2022, the target is to train members of the South African Police Service (SAPS), at police stations, as first responders and equip them with pyrotechnics.

(2). The continual training of SAPS members at police stations, as first responders and equipping them with Crowd Management equipment, will reduce the risk of such incidents. It will enhance the response time as the police station members will be closer to the incidents, until such time that the Public Order Policing (POP) capacity is deployed. The target for training is 10 000 members, based on the proximity to hotspot areas. To date, 8 000 members have been trained and training is continuing.

07 January 2022 - NW2723

Khumalo, Dr NV to ask the Minister of Police

Whether, with reference to the increase in the crime rate in the Republic, there are currently any collaborative interventions undertaken by the SA Police Service and the Department of Basic Education to deal with the (a) violence in schools amongst learners and (b) kidnapping of children in schools; if not, why not; if so, (i) what has been the method of measuring the impact of the interventions and (ii) to what extent has he found this to a reflection of an ineffective national intelligence function?

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Reply:

(a) The South African Police Service (SAPS) and the Department of Basic Education (DBE) have completed the process of reviewing the School Safety Protocol, which guides the implementation of School Safety Programmes, aimed at promoting safer schools, nationally. There are various crime

awareness campaigns, which are implemented and conducted, by the SAPS, at schools to address, amongst others, incidences of bullying and gangsterism amongst learners, in and around school premises. Currently, there is a National School Safety Violence and Bullying Prevention Initiative that is being implemented, in response to the emerging incidents of bullying and violence by learners on and off school premises.

The SAPS also has a flagship project called the Junior Commissioner Project, whicF‹ is being implemented, from Grades 8 to 12. Junior Commissioners are appointed in schools, to lead crime prevention campaigns, under the mentorship of the SAPS. Junior Commissioners are also participating in School Safety Committees in their areas.

Awareness campaigns, which focus on the kidnapping of learners to and from schools, are conducted, on an ongoing basis. Multidisciplinary Investigation Teams have been established in the hotspot provinces, namely Gauteng,
KwaZulu-Natal, the Western Cape, North West and Limpopo. These teams are part of the Provincial Organised Crime Investigation units. Cases are prioritised, centralised and investigated, in terms of the 72-Hour Activation Plan. The Provincial Organised Crime Investigation teams are coordinated by the National Organised Crime Investigation Unit and activated by the Joint Operational Centres (JOC) and consist of:

Hostage negotiators.

Crime intelligence.

Detective Service (local police station).

Organised Crime units (National and Provincial levels).

Forensic Services, including Crime Scene Management.

Tactical Response Teams.

For the investigation of kidnapping cases, the multidisciplinary teams, make use of the following:

u Arrest of identified persons.

Centralisation of case dockets, for investigation purposes.

Centralisation of case dockets, for trial in court and prosecutor-directed investigations with the National Prosecution Authority (NPA).

Collection and analysis of data and information received, on the cases that are investigated by the multidisciplinary teams. This intervention has resulted in a decrease in the kidnapping of school children.

(i) The impact of the intervention programmes is measured through ongoing compliance inspections. Capacity building sessions are done where a gap is identified with regard to the implementation of School Safety Programmes.

(ij)

The involvement of the National Crime Intelligence does yield positive results, which assists investigation teams in effecting arrests and aeizures, as well as the confiscation of valuable exhibits during track and trace operations.
Reply to question 272* recommended/ (SOEG)

Date: 2021-12-30

Reply to question 2723 approved/

GENERAL BHEKI CELE

SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE

07 January 2022 - NW2733

Whitfield, Mr AG to ask the Minister of Police

With reference to the printing of firearms licences, (a) what is the (i) nature and (li) value of the contract between the SA Police Service (SAPS) and the Government Printing Works (GPW) and (b) number of firearm licences that havo been printed in each quarter (i) in the (aa) 2019-20 and (bb) 2020-21 financial years and (ii) since 1 April 2021;

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Reply:

(1)(a)(ii)

(1)(b)(i)(aa)(bb)(ii)

NW3248E

The nature of the contract is the supply, printing and distribution of printed firearm licence and related cards.

The value of the contract was R62 314 716,76. The contract was signed, on 10 November 2017 and explored, on 9 November 2020. It was extended, from 9 November 2020 to 9 May 2021 and further extended, until B November 2021. Currently, there is no valid contract in place. Approval was granted for the Government Printing Works {GPW) to continue printing firearm licence cards, on a once-oP quotation basis, until 30 November 2021. An application, for an additional three month extension period, has been submitted and is awaiting approval. A contract will be in place, once the internal processes have been finalised.

The number of firearm licences that have been printed in each quarter in the 2019-2020 and 2020-2021 financial years and since 1 April 2021, is reflecte‹I in the table below.

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Quarter Month	2019/2020	2020/2021	Z021/2022 /1 April 2021 to 7 December 202f]
Quarter 1 January February March	23 107	The GPW was c/osad, due to COVID-19.	7 468
	12 723 13 030		24 124
			35 830
Quarter 2	14 334	29 170	8 852
April May June	"17 610	12 652 "”	26 982 13 340
	11 959	11 557
Quarter 3 October November December	13 557	8 826	20 246
		13 598	10 187	" 6 403
		8 369	15 579	29 196
Quarter 4 January February March	13 382	4 464
Total	10 895	22 118

(2) There have been no known contractual disputes between the South African Police Service (SAPS) and the GPW, which negatively affected the printing of licences. The GPW is printing firearm licence cards, on behalf of the SAPS.

Reply to question 2733 recommended

(SOE)

Reply to question 2733 approved/

DATE:2021/12/30

GENERAL AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE

07 January 2022 - NW2841

Roos, Mr AC to ask the Minister of Police

Whether he will provide Mr A C Roos with a list of the (a) farm attacks and (b) murders that occurred in the period 1 October 2020 to 30 November 2021 in the Gauteng province, including details of each (I) district, (ii) station, (iii) CAS Number,

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Reply:

(1.) (2) The total number of farm attacks that occurred, in the period 1 October 2020 to 30 November 2021, in the Gauteng province, is 94. The details of each district, police station, Case Administration System (CAS) number, charge brought and arrest made, are reflected in the table below.

No	District	Police Station	CAS Number	Charge Brought	Arrest Made
1	Tshwane	Welbekend	18/10/2020	House Robbery	Undetected No sued Identified
2	Tshwane	Welbekend	21/10/2020	Houge Robbery	Undetected Fingerprints available Brought forward (BF) 2026f10 No suspect identified
3	Tshwane	Welbekend	35/10/2020	House Robbery	Undetected Fingerprints available BF 2025/10 No sus t identified
4	Tshwane	Kameeldrift	14/11/2020	House Robtwry	Under investigation
5	Tshwane	Cullinan	14"z/11/20	House Robbery	Undetected Fingerpdnts available BF 2025/11 No suspect identified
6	Tshwane	Cullinan	142/11/20	House Robbery	Undetected Flngarprints available BF 2025/11 No suspect Identified
7	Tshwane	Boschkop		House Robbery	Falso
8		Welbekenrl	75/11/202	House Robbery	Undetected No suspect identified

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No	(‹i District	(ii) Police Station	(iii) CAS Number	(lv} Charge Brought	(v) Arrest Made
9	Tshwane	Kameeldrift	115/11/21	Business Robbery	Under investigation
10	Tshwane	Kamaeldrift	15/11/2020	House Robbery	Under investigation
11	Tshwane	Welbekend	30/01/2021	House Robbery	Undetected Fingerprints available
12	Tshwane	Welbekend	54/01/2021	House Robbery	Undetected Fingerprints available BF 2026/01 No suspect identified
13	Tshwane	Kameeidrift	87/01/2021	House Robbery	Undetected No suspect identified
14	Tshwane	Boschkop	87/01/2021	House Robbery	Undetected No suspect identified
15	Tshwane	Pretoria North	144/01/2021	House Robbery	Under investiga\Ion
16	Tshwane	Pretoria North	155/01/2021	House Robbery	Undetected No suspect identified
17	Tshwane	Bronkhorstspruit	159/02/21	House Robbery	Undetected No suspect identified
18	Tshwane	Cullinan	73/02/2021	House Robbery	Under investigation
19	Tshwane	KameeldriA	135/02/21	House Robbery	Undetected No suspect Identified
20	Tshwane	Kameeldrift	163/02/21	Robbery with firearm	Undetected No suspect identified
21	West Rand	Muldersdrift	66/02/2021	House Robbery	Undetected Fingerprints available BF 2026/02 No suspect identified
22	Wast Rand	Muldersdrift	72/02/2021	House Robbery	Under investigation
23	West Rand	Muldersdrift	140/02/21	House Robbery	Undetected No suspect identified
24	Wast Rand	Muldersdrift	141/02/21	House Robbery	Undetected No suspect identified
25	West Rand	Muldersdrift	105/03/2021	House Robbery	UnderinvostigaGon Undetected

26	West Rand	Muldersdrift	122/03/2021	House Robbery	Fingerprints available BF 2020/03 No suspect identified
2”f	West Rand	Muldersdrift	124/04/2021	House Robbery	Undetected Fingerprints available BF 2026/04 No suspect identified
28	West Rand	“Muldersdrift	125/04/2021	House Roberry	Undetected No suspect identified
29	West Rand	Muldersdrift	126/04/2021	I-touse Robbery	Undetected Fingerprints available BF 2026/04 No suspect identified
30	West Rand	Muldersdrift	130/04/2021	House Robbers	Undetected No suspect identified
31	Tshwane	Kameeldrift	60/04/2021	Robbery with firearm	Unds› investigation

N District

35 Tshwane

West Rand

Tshwane

M Tshwane

West Rand

West Rand

Tshwane

Tshwane

Sedibeng

West Rand

West Rand

Wast Rand

West Rand

West Rand

West Rand

West Rand

West Rand

Tshwane

Tshwane

Tshwane

Tshwane
Sedibang

Police Station

Welbekend Muldersdrift

Soshanguve

Cullinan Muldersdrift Muldersdrift Boschkop Cullinan

Heidelberg

Muldersdrift

Randfontein Randfontein

Muldersdrift Muldersdrift

Muldcrsdrifi

Muldersdrift

Welbekend

Sinoville Cullinan

Cullinan Heidelberg

CA5

Number 60/04/2021

181/04/2021

234/05/2021

165/05/2021

05/06/2021

51/08/2021

1g9/0d/2021

40/08/20"

06/06/2021

08/06/2021

65/06/2021

82/07/2021

113/07/21

105/07/21

148/07/21

2/07/2021

261/07/21

134/07/21

135/07/21

017/07/21

Charge Brought House Robbery

House

Robbery

Attempted Murder

House Robbery House Robbery House Robbery House Robbery

Robbery

House Robbery

Malicious damage to property

House Robbery

House Robbery House Robbery

Business Robbery

House Robbery

Business Robbery

House Robbery

House Robbery House Robbery House Robbery

Arrest Made

Undetected

No suspect identified Undetected Fingerprints available BF 2026/04

No suspect identified

Undetected Fingerprints available BF 2025/05

No suspect identified

Under investigation Undetected

No suspect identified

Undetected

No suspect identified Under investigation

Under investigation

The suspect arrested Casa remanded to 2022-01-25

Undetected

No suspect identified

Suspect not arrested Case withdrawn before

Undetected

No suspect identified Undetected

No suspect identified Suspect arrested Case remanded to 2022-01-14

Under investigation

Undetected Fingerprints available B/F 2028/07

No suspect identified Undetected Fingerprints available B/F 2026/07

No suspect identified Suspect arrested

Case back from court on 2021-11-08

Undetected

No suspect identified Under investigation

Under investi8ation Undetected

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No	(I) District	(ii) Police Station		CAS Number	Charge Brought	‹ ) Arrest Made
			Robbery	No suspect identified
54	West Rand	Muldersdrift		51/08/2021	House Robbery	Undetected Fingerprints available B/F 2026/08 No suspect identified
55	West Rand	Muldersdrift		52/08/2021	House Robbery	Under investigation
56	West Rand	Muldersdrift		65/08/2021	House Robbery	Undetected No suspect identified
57	West Rand	Muldersdrift		75/08/2021	Attempted Murder	Undetected No suspect identified
58	West Rand	Muldersdrift		76/08/2021	House Robbery	Undetected No suspect identified
59	West Rand	Muldersdrift		87/08/2021	House Robbery	Under investigation
60	West Rand	Muldersdrift		8B08/2021	House Robbery	Undetected No suspect identified
61	West Rand	f4uldersdrlft		85/0B2021	House Robbery	Undetected Fingerprints available B/F 2026/09 No sus t identified
62	West Rand	Muldersdrift		119/08/2021	House Robbery	Undetected Property circulated B/F 2024/08 No suspect identified
63	West Rand	Muldersdrift	)	122/08/2021	House Robbed	Under investigation
64	Tshwane	Cullinan		139/08/2021	House Robbery	Under investigation
65	Sedibeng	Heidelberg		203/09/2021	Assault with Intent to do grievous bodily harm (GBH)	Suspect arrested Case back from court on 2021-11-18
66	Sedibeng	Heidelberg		172/09/2021	Assault GBH	Suspect arrested Case back from court on 2021-1t-18
67	West Rand	Muldemdrift		122/09/2021	House Robbery	Under investigation
68	West Rand	MuldersdrifT		121/09/?021	House Robbery	Undetected Fingerprints available B/F 2026/09 No suspect identified
89	West Rand	Muldersdrift		12a 0g z021	House Robbery	Undetected Property circulated B/F 2026/09 No suspect identified
70	West Rand	Muldersdrift		21/09/2021	Assault GBH	Under Investigation
71	West Rand	Muldersdrift		22/09/2021	House Robbery	Undetected Fingerprints available B/F 2026/09 No person identified
72	Wast Rand	Nluldersdrift		69/09/2021	House Robbery	Undetected No suspect identified

No		CAS Humber	Charge Brought	Arrest Made
73 West Rand	Muldersdrift	26/06/2021	House Robbery	Undetected No suspect Identified
74 West hand	Muldersdrift	74/09/2021	House Robbery	Undetected Fingerprints available B/F 2026/09 No person identified
75 West Rand	Muldersdrift	146/10/2021	House Robbery	Undetected No suspect identified
76 West Rand	Muldersdrift	10/10/2021	House Robbery	Under investigation
77 West Rand	Muldersdrift	10/10/2022	Attempted Murder	Under investigation
78 West Rand	Muldemdrift	26/10/2021	House Robbery	Under investigation
79 West Rand	Muldersdrift	100/10/2021	House Robbery	Undetected No suspect identified
80 West Rand	Muldersdrift	94/10/2021	Attempted Murder	Under Investigation
81 West Rand	Muldersdrift	128/10/2021	House Robbery	Undetected Property circulated B/F 2026/10 No suspect identified
82 West Rand	Muldersdrig	142/10/2021	House Robbery	Undetected No suspect identified
83 West Rand	Muldersdrift	183/10/2021	House Robbery	Under investigation
84 Tshwane	Bronkhorstspruit	229/10/2021	House Robbery	Suspect arrested and booked to court on 2021-12-09
85 West Rand	Fochville	82/10/2021	House Robbery	Undetected Property circulated B/F 2026/10 No suspect identited_ Under investigation
86 Tshwane	Welbekend	93/10/2021	House Robbery
87 ) Tshwane	Welbekend	121/10/Z021	House Robbery	Under investigation
88 Sedibeng	Heidelberg	174/10/2021	Assault GBH	Suspect arrested Case withdrawn at court
89 Ekurhuleni	Springs	514/10/2021	Robbery with fir rm	Undetected No suspect identified
90 ) West Rand	Muldersdrift	76/11/2021	House Robb	Under investigation
91 Wast Rand	Muldersdrift	122/11/2021	Attempted Murder	Under investigation
92 West Rand	Muldersdrift	122/11/2022	House Robbery	Under investigation
93 Sedibeng	Heidelberg	165/11/2021	Attempted Murder	Under investigation
94 Sedibeng	Heidelberg	169/11/2021	Business Robbery	Under investigation

(i) (ii)(b) The total number of farm murders that occurred, in the period 1 October 2020 to 30 November 2021, in the Gauteng province, Is eight. The details of each district, police station, CAS number, charge brought and arrest made, are reflected in the table below.

No	District	Police Statłon	(iii) CAS Number	(iv) Charge Brought	(v) Arrest Made
1	Tshwane	Boschkop	160/11/2020	Murder	Still under investigation
2	Tshwane	Hammanskraal	233/12/2020	Murder	Three suspects arrested
3	Tshwane	Kameeldrift	84/09/2021	Murder	Still under investigation
4	Tshwane	Welbekend	10/02/2021	Murder	Still under investigation
5	Sedibeng	Meyerton	17B10/2020	Murder	Still under investigation
6	Sedibeng	Heidelberg	167/06/2021	Murder	Still under investigation
7	West Rand	Muldersdrift	70/11/2021	Murder	Still under invesagation
8	Ekurhuleni	Nigel	122/07/2021	Murder	Still under investigation

Reply to question 2841 recommended

GENERAL

OM NER: TH AFRICAN POLICESERVICE

(SOEG)

Date: 2021-12-30

Reply to question 2841 approved/

07 January 2022 - NW2805

Van Der Walt, Ms D to ask the Minister of Police

What (a) is the total number of Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences (FCS) units in each province, (b) are the names of the police stations at which the specified FCS units are located, (c) a total number of (i) officers and (8) vehicles are allocated to each unit and (d) is the current caseload for each unit?

Source
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Reply:

(a)(b)(c)(i)(ii){d)

The number of Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences (FCS) units in each province, the names of the police stations at which the specified FCS units are located. the total number of officers and vehicles, which are allocated to each unit and the current caseload for each unit, are reflected in the tables below.

EASTERN CAPE
(a) Total number of FCS unke In the Province: 28
No 1.	() The names of the police stations at which* the specified FCS units are located Serial and Electronic Crimes Investigation (SECI) Unit Old Griffiths Mxenge Building, Provincial Office	(<)(1 Total number of officers at each FCS Unit	(^)l8) Total number of vehicles at each FCS Unit	c =°^‹••°• a load of each FC9 Unit(case dockets on hand)
		”	9	4	325
2.	Alice FCS Chunqwa Police Station (Detective	8	6	393
3.	Aliwal North FCS 21 Grey Street, Aliwal North (District OfficeS	13		401
4.	Butterworth FCS Butterworth Msobomvu Police Station	15	7	1229
5.	Cofimvaba FGS Coflmvaba Police Station	8	6	63
6.	Cradock FGS oid uasonic Budding	11	8	1e3
7.	East London FCS	10	13

. 2

EASTERN CAPE

(a)

Total number of FCS units In the Province: 28

(bj (<)(i) (•)(ii) cunan* case The names of the police stations Total number load of sach at which the specified FCS unite of officers at of vehicles at FCC Unit(case

No

are located each FCS Unit each FCS Un”rt dockets on

hand)

256 Edcott Square, Oxford Street, Southern Wood

8. Elliot MCS 11 0

	Elliot Police Station _			486
9.	Graff-Reinst FCS 57 Somerset Street	8	6	80
10.	Grahamstown FCS Sassa Building	12	8	131
11.	Humansdorp FCS 38 Voortrekker Street			149
12.	King William’s Town FCS 28 Weir Street	18	11	537
13.	Matatiele FCS 5 Caste Sweet	7	6	370
14.	Mdantsane FCS Shai Road NU 2, Mdantsane	18	9	519
15. Motherwell FCS 20	15	372
16. Mount Ayliff FCS 10		708
17. Mount Fletcher FCS		93
1B. Mount Frera FCS Mount Road FCS		Neo
19.	22 Old, Grahamstown Road,	19	14	185
20.	Mqanduli FCS Mqanduli Police Station	7		5	617
21.	Mthatha FCS Mthatha Police Station	]5		14	1374
22.	Paddie FCS Old CIG Building	4			104
23.	Port Alfred”FCS 31 Masonic Street	9			121
	Port St Johns FCS Lusiklsiki Police Station	14			1060
25.	Queenstown FCS 10 Prince Alfred Street	13		7	904

2 Zamukulungisa Street, Motherwell Mount A liff PoliCe Station

Cluster offices

Mount Frere Police Station

Chamber House

26.

27.

28.

Uitenhage FCS

2nd Floor Broadway Building, Chase Sfreel

Whittlesea FCS

10 Prince Alfred Street Willowmare FCS

41 Wehmeyer Street

9 6 345

4 267

2

"

FREE STATE

(«)

Total number of FCS units in the Province: 10

(b)

The names of the police station at which the specified FCS units are located

SECl Unit

Conner of Fountain and Aliwal Skeet, Bloemfontein Bethlehern FCS

2. Conner of Van Der Merwe and

Commissioner Street, Bethlehem Bulkontein FCS

3 Comer of Fontein and Pras Stayn Street, BuJtfontein

Ficksburg FCS

4.

3 Fountain Street. Ficksburg Koffiefontein FCS

5.

11 Hampden Street. Xoffiefontein l¢roonstad FCS

6.

36 Brand Street, Kroonstad Ladybrand FCS

37 Van Riebeck Street, Ladybrand

Mafube FCS “

33A Beckwith Street, Frankfort

North

Mangaung FCS

9. 6624 Monapi Street, Mangaung, Bk›emfontein	28	10	559
Parkroad FCS 10. 64 Charlotte Maxeke Street,			205
Bloemfontein
Phuthadi§haba FCS Selosesha FCS Smithfield FCS	18 14		401
J4.	Thabong FCS 8005 Constantia Road, Thabong,	14	8
	Welkom
15.	Trompsburg FCS 38 Christian Strauss Street,	3		160
	Trompsburg
16.	Tumahofe FCS 46 Dolf Street, Parys	6	4	219
18. 19.	Vrede FCS 15 Cillfers Street, Vrede Welkom FCS 83 Jan Hofmeyer Street. Welkom Zamdela FCS 4018 Chris Hani Street, Zamdela, Sasolburg	4 14 8	4	30 513 155

(c)(i) Total number of office at each FC9 Unit

4

10

4

8

6

3

(c)(ii) Total number of vehicles at each FCS Un“it

8

9

1

Currez›t case load of each FC9 Unit (case dockets on hand)

82

Z77

383

158

61

225

105

40

Old lndusklal Ares, Phuthad*ihaba 3091 Tshabang Street, Selosesha 38_H,oof_Street_Zastron _

GAUTENG

Total number of FCS units in the Province: 23

(b) (c)(i) (c)(ii) Current cace The names of the police atatiorze Total number of a load of each at which the specified FCS units offio are at each vehicle at each! FCS Unit (case

are located FCS Unit FCC Unit dockets on

No

hand)

SECI Unit

1. 178 Smit Street. Braamfontein, 21

Johannesbu łtrugersdorp FCS

2.

25

76Joubart Street, Krugersdorp

16 637 )

14 385

3. 1 Hekroodt Circłe, Meadowlands 28

Police Station Benoni FCS

, 4. 117 Harpur Avenue, Benoni Połice 20

Station

18 420

12 521 )

5. Hillbrow FCS 176 Smtt Street

32	14	533
13	10	420

Carletonvii» Fcs

6.

30 Doveton street, Westonaria Ekangala FCS

15	10	301
18	07	1 040
23	12	447
22	7	692
30	19	459
22	14

1752 Sectlon E, Ekangala Tembisa FCŚ

8.

10.

11.

12.

Tembisa South Police Station, 106/09 Comsr of Brian Mazibuko and Zephania Mosebenzi streets Mamelodi FCS

270 Haak Street, Waltloo Ga-Rankuwa FCS

Ga-Rankuwa Police Station FCS

814 Mosoeu Street, Katlehong Honeydew FCS

Gourvenement Street, Roodepoort

) Pretoria-Moot FCS

13.	Pretoria-Moot Police Station,	15		40	388
	586 17 Avenue Rietfontein, Pretoria
	Johannesburg Central FCS
14.	Smit Street, Braamfontein,	30		18	563
	Johannesburg
	Vereeniging FCS
15.	28 Merriman Street,	23 12	ź74

16.	Quintin Building, 28 Merriman Street, Vereeniging	41 19	463
17.	Germiston FCS 165 Meyer Street, Morkels Budding,	15 08	720
	Germiston
	Springs FCS
18. Springs Police Station, 5 WelgedatGh	16	09	574
Road
Pretoria Central FĆS	32
16. YX Building, 291 Bosman Street,		19	623
Pretoria

GAUTENG

Total number of FCS units in the Province 23

” ”” (d)

(b) (c)(i) (c)(il) Current case The names of the police stations Total number of load of each

at which the specified FCS units officers at each are located FCC Uiilt

vehicles at each FCS Unit (case ›

FCS Unit dockets on

and

i 20.

Temba FCS

31 16 1288

Temba Police Station

15

21.

Alexandra FCS

Alexandra Baracks, 914 3rd Street.

! Wynberg

415

FC'S "" "

Police Station, 122 Gardner Street, 8rakpan

Moroka FCS

23. Protea Glan Police Station. 1 Ndaba Street, Protea North

16

32 19

309

1262

LIMPOPO
(a) Total number of FCS units in the Province 17 (d) (b) (c)(i) (c)(iI) Current case No The names of the police stations Total number Total number load of each at which the specified FCS units of officers at of vehicles at FCS Unit (case are located each FCS Unit each FCS Unit dockets on _ ha d _ SECI Unit 4 240 Polokwane FCS, 41_Bok Street Baba -Bala FCS 3 77 Beta-Bala Police Station
3. Burgersfort FCS Burgersfort Police Station		2				150
Giyani FCS Giyani District Offices		8				558
Groblersdal FCS 7 Hamman Street, Groblersdal						579
Labouzakgomo FCS Lebowakgomo District Office Lephalale FCS Lephalale District OfFIce	13	4				395 160
Makhado FCS 68 Burgers Street, Makhado	11	8				371
Modimolle FCS 48 Vo8 Street, Modimollo	8	6
Mokopane FCS Mokopane Detective offices	7	6				276
11. Musina FCS Musina Police Station	4					85
Phalaborwa FCS 12. 3 Naboom Street, Phalaborwa Police Station	9	3				254
Polokwane FCS 1 Bok Street, Polokwane Seshego FCS	13		""	“	"	518 "627	”

LIMPOPO
Total number of FCS units in the Province: 17
				(d)
	(b)	(c)(i)	(c)(II)	Current case
No	The names of the police stations at which the specified FCS unite	Total number of officers at	Total number of vehicles at	lead of each FCS Unit (case
	are located	each FCS Unit	aech FC9 Unit	docket on
	Seshego District Office
15.	Thabazimbi FCS Thabazimbi Poiice Station	4	1	78
16.	Thohoyandou FCS Thohoyandou District Office	20		1 254
17.	Tzaneen FCS Tzaneen Detective offices	20		986

KWAZULU•NATAL
{a) _ Tpłal number of FCS unita In the Provlnce: za (b› ‹•›‹0 ‹<i‹!0 c ^^• • No The names of the police stations ' Total number load of each at which the specified FCS unit of officers at of vehicles at FCS Unit are located each FCS Unit (case dockets on hand)
1. SECI Unit 4 Norrie Road, Durban
Brighton Beech FCS 2. 133 Hoosen Haffejee Road, Brighton Beach			8	12		186
Chatsworth FCS 1 Justice Street, Chatsworth				11		251
Dundas FCS Mckenzle §treet, Dundee Óurban ĆentrałFCS Durban North Police Station			10	8		415
			12			80
Empangeni FCS
6. 25 Union Street, Umdoni House			18			615
Em an ni
T. Eshowe FCS
25 Osborn Road, Eshowe
Estcourt FCS 172 Albert Sheet, Estcourt						387
Greytown FCS 9. Build It Building, 118 Pine Street, Greytown		[ )	6			392
10. Howick rCS 15 Morlin Street, Howick			5	6		158
11. Jozini FCS Office No. 33 Jozini SAPS Building			8	8		433
12. Kokstad FCS Kokstad Detectives, Kokstad			10	4		431
Kwadukuza FCS 13. 106 Chief Albert Lulhuli Street, Kwadukuza			19	11		688
14. Inanda FCS Drive, Inanda C 1329 lntshintshc	)		2'	15	)	644

KWAZULU-NATAL

Total number of FCS units in the Prevince: 26

(b) (c)(i) (c)(ii) Currant case The names of the police stations Total number Total number load of aach at which the speeded FCS unite of offjsers at of vehicles at FCS Unit

No

are located each FCS Unit (case dockets

on hand}

15.

16.

17.

18.

19.

20.

21.

22.

23.

24.

25.

Kwamsane FCS

Kwamsane Police Station, 1289 11

Tshaka Street, Mtubaluba Ladysmlth FCS

14

35 Buckingham Street, Ladysmith Margate FCS

10 Bazely Streat, Sanlam Building, Port Shepstone

Newcastle FCS

Corner of Mandela and Amajuba 13

Road

Pinetown FCS

135 Joslah GumedeP Newtown _ 18

Phoenix FCS

15

177 Longcroft Drive, Phoenix Plesslstaer FCS

Flat No 3, Edendala Old Main Road, 17

Plessislaer _ _ _

Port Shepstone FCS " “

10 Bazely Street, Sanlam Building, 12

Port Sh„ggstone _ Pietermaritzburg FCS

145 Church Street, DaviS Alexandra 13

Building, 9 Floor, Pietermaritzburg

Ulundi FCS

Unit A Wombe Street, Block 008 17

Office No 23, Ulundi Umlazi FCS

Charles House No. 1 Avenue East 29

Prospaction, Umlazi Vryheid FCS

187 Church Street, Vryheid 13

387

7 461

6 401

579

379

10 297

459

10 861

11 561

10 438

14 712

8 456

MPUMALAI\IGA _ _ Total number of FCS units in the Province: 16
	(b) The name of the police station at which the specified FCS unite are located	(c)(i) Total number of officers at each FCS Unit	(c)(II) Total number of vehicle at each FCS Unit	(d) Current caseload of each FCS Unit (case dockets on hand)
1.	SECI Unit 7 Ferreira Street, Netspruit	1		82
2.	Acornhoek FCS Acornhoek Main Road Police Station	17	4	572
3.	Balfour FCS 111 Frank Street, Balfour	4	3

MPUMAŁANGA
Total number of FCS units in the Province: 16
No 4.	(› The names of the police stations at which the specified FCS units* are located	‹•l‹ii Total number of officers at each FCS Unit	\^)(i) Total number of vehicles at each FCS Unit	cu=•nt ca•• a load Of each FCS Unit (casa dockets on hand)
	Belfast FCS 3 Risk Street, Belfast			41
5.	Elukwatini FCS Elukwatini 1 Main Road, Quarters	9	4	314
	Ermelo FCS 14 De Clerq Street, Ermelo		6	171
7. 8.	Kanyamazéne FCS Madikizela Mandela Avenue, _Pienaar Polieo Station Kwamhlanga FCS Old Government building, Solomon Mahlangu Street, Kwamhlanga	15 15	10 9	741 412
9. 10.	Sabie/Lydenburg FCS 6th Avenue, Sabie _ Nelspruit FCS 44 Murray Street		11		65 285

11. 12.	Middelburg FCS 22Samora Machel, Middelburg Piet Retief FCS 15 Kotzer Street, Piet Retief	10 12		184
				182
	Sacunda FCS 1 Steenkamp Street, Secunda	10	5	kg
14.	Standerton FCS 10C Dr Beyers Naude Street, Standerton	8	4	302
15.	Tonga FCS Tonga Police Station	14	7	394
16.	Witbank FCS Corner of Mandela & Kruger, Old ABSA Building, Doen Town	20	5	308

NORTH WEST ““” "

(a)

_ Totał number of FCS units in the Province: 14

(» ‹•›‹•› Totał number Current case

No The name of the police stations Total number of vehicles łoad of each

at which the specified FCS units of officers at allocated at FCS Unit

are located each FCS Unit each FCS Unit (case dockets

on hand

SECI Unit

Corner of Nelson Mandela Drive 1

and Peter Mokana Street, WesPol

Building, Potchefstroom

2. Brits FCS 11 6 48?

1 Maroet3 Street, Brits

ftlipgat FCS

3 412 Kaneel Fontein I-tebron, 6 318

Mshnpane

NORTft WEST

(a)

Total number of FCS units in the Province: 14

NO

4.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

The names of the police stations at which the specified FCS units are located

Klarksdorp FCS

West End Building. 50 Siddle Street, 2nd Floor, Midtown, Klerksdorp Lehurutshe FCS

1 Gerrit Maritz Street, Zeerust Llchtenburg FCS

Litch Poll Building, 56 Nelson Mandela Drive Lichtenburg Mmabatho FCS

House No 470 Cut 10 Unit 2 Mmabatho

Mogwase FCS

Stand 956 Sta§on RoadMogwasa Morokweng FCS

Heuningvlei Road, Morokweng Police Station

Potchefstroom FCS

60 Du Plooy Street, Potchefstroom Pudimoa FCS

1573 Kabelo Molaola Road, Pudimoe

*Rustenburg FCS

48 Zand Street Rustenburg Vryburg FCS

25 De Kock Streat, Abel Bester B, Vryburg

Wolmaranslad FCS

35 Piet Retief StreeL Wolmaranstad

Total number of officers at each FCS Unit

17

11

16

6

3

13

7

21

10

Total number

of vehicles

each FCS Unit

8

7

9

3

8

5

load of each FCS Unh (case dockets on hand}

517

251

704

844

155

52

2d9

433

658

339

366

NORTHERN CAPE
(a} Total number of hCS units In the Province: 17
No	«i The names of the police stations at which the specified FCC untta ara located	(•i«› Total number of officers at each FCS Unit	Total number of vehicles allocated at each FCS Unit	(d) Current case Toad of each FCS Unit on hand)
	SECI Unit 19 George Street, Kimberley			59
2. 3. 4.	Kimberley FCS 31 Phakamile Mabija Street, Kimberley	14 20 6	9		264
	Galeshewe FCS 22049 Seochwareng Street, Galeshawe. Kimberley De Aar FCS 9 Visser Street, De Aar			9		387 187

5.	Hortswater FCS	6		228

10

NORTHERN CAPE

(a)

Total number of FCS units In the Province: 17

(d)

No

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

15.

16.

17.

(b)

The names of the police 8tationa at which the specified FCS unite are located

2,Sandrock Stree Jan Kempdorp Xakamas FCS

20 Voortrekker Street ka,mas

Upington FCS

48 Schroder Street, Old Court Building, Upington

Prieeka FCS

18 Main Street Prieska _ Pofadder FCS

47 Kort Street, Pofa§ er Postmasburg FCS

24_Randjie Street, Postmasbufg Pon 4olloth FCS

Msin Road, Port Nolloth Springbok FCS

3 Namakwa Street, Old Mutual Building, Springbok

Kuruman FCS

14 Voortrekker Street, Kuruman f¢athu FCS

Corner of Fauna and Flomink Streef, Siyathemba, Xathu Calvinia FCS

30 Hantam Street, Calvinia Hopetown FCS

7 van Riebeeck Street, Hopetown Carnarvon FCS

19 Hanau Street, Carnarvon

(c)(i) Total number of officers at each MCS Unit

Total number

allocated at

each FCS Unit

4

12		302
3		81
		47
6		148
2
7	4	105
_	6	554
6		87
4	3
4	4	54
5	4	60

Current aase load of each FCS Unit (case dockets on hand)

100

WESTERN_ CAPE

Total number of FCS units In the Province: 26

(d}

No

4.

5.

6.

7.

...

g

9.

10.

11,

12.

13.

14.

15.

16.

17.

18.

19.

20.

21.

22.

23.

(b)

The names of the police stations at which the specified FCG units ars located

Bishop Lavis FCS

42 Tafelberg Street, Bishop Lavis Police Station, Bishop Lavis Caledor FCS

8 Church Street, Caledon Cape town FCS

82 Strand Street, 3rd floor, Matador Building, Cape Town

Ceres FCS

57 Voortrekker Road, Ceres Claremont FCS

Van Zyt Hostel, Gay Road Da Gamaskop FCS

10 Adriaans Avenue, Asfa Park Delft FCS

A.J West Street, 1st floor, Old

SARS Building, Bellville _ George FCS

Masimanyane Complex, Plantation road, Haatherlands, George Hermanus FCS

Roman close Herrrartus,

Bredadorp

Khayelitsha FCS

4 Bonga Drive, Site B, SAPS Building, Khayelitsha Kraaifontein FCS

20 Botfontein road, SAPS Building, Kraaifontein

Kuilsrivier FCS

58 Van_Riebeeck Road, Kuilsrivier Mllnerton FCS

118 Koeberg Road, House No 1, Mitnerton

Mitchells Plain FCS

Alpha Park, Eastridge, Mitchells Plain

Muizenberg FCS

10 Banks Road, Fish Hoek

Nyanga FCS located at Alpha road, Eastridge, Mitchells Plain Oudtshoorn FCS located at 4 Jacobson Stree Oudtshoom

Paarl FCS

68 Breda Street, Paarl Stellenbosch FCS

Adam Tas Road, Old Commando

„Building, Stellenbosch Vredenburg FCS

Diaz Road, Saldanha Police Station

(<)(')

Total number

each FCS Unit

10

6

10

3

10

14

7

23

10

7

11

28

11

17

6

8

(*)(!i)

Total number

of vehicles at

each FCS Unit

6

4

7

10

11

3

9

5

4

3

13

7

4

3

Current •••• load of each FCS Unit (cae• dockets on hand)

256

118

209

156

37

2M

441

721

100

848

200

385

325

2B6

182

218

461

191

196

'' 12

WESTERN CAPE Total number of FCG units in the Province: 26
No	Ib) Tke names of the police stations at which the specified FCG unite are located	«›ii› Total number of offfcare at each FCS Unit	l«)4!› Total number of vehicles at each FCS Unit	c•-^^ • load of each FCS Unit (case dockets on hand)
24.	Vredendal FCS 1 River Street, Vredondal		2	300
	Worcester FCS 112 High Street, Worcester	20	12	392
26.	Wynberg FCS Chumh Street, Wynberg Police Station			228

Reply to question 2805 recommended/be

(SOE

Reply to question 2805 approved/not a

GENERAL

’AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE

07 January 2022 - NW2792

Majozi, Ms Z to ask the Minister of Police

Whether, in light of the recent crime intelligence report that has revealed that kidnappings in the Republic rose by 60% in 2021, his department has investigated allegations that members of the SA Police Service and private security companies were involved in kidnappin8•, if not, why not; if so, what are the full, relevant details?

Source
Link

Reply:

Private security companies form part of the multidisciplinary operational approach, which was adopted for the tracking and tracing of kidnappers and the rescuing of victims, in collaboration with the South African Police Service (SAPS).

Families of a kidnapped victim will typically approach a private security company of their choice, who in turn, according to the investigative procedures will be the mediator between the Joint Operational Centre (JOC) and the family of the victim. They are referred to as partners or stakeholders and collaboration is not limited to kidnappings but can include all other categories of crimes, which are problematic.

There is currently no reported case or incident where private security companies were involved in the commission of such a crime, identified as an accomplice or an accessory after the fact.

Members of the SAPS and other law enforcement agencies have been arrested in the following cases:

Pretoria West, CAS 280/01/2021: Two City of Tshwane Metropolitan Police officials were arrested. The matter has been provisionally withdrawn, pending the tracking and tracing of the complainant.

. 2

Johannesburg Central, CAS 1054/02/2019: Nine suspects were arrested, of which two are members of the SAPS. The case has been set for trial arrangement, on 15 January 2022.

Parkview CAS 142/08/2019, Bramley CAS 182/01/2020 and Rosebank CAS 61/02/2020: Five suspects were arrested, of which two are members of the SAPS. The same suspects were arrested in all three abovementioned cases and the case will be heard, in February 2022, for trial.

Reply to question 2792 recommended/

SOUTH AFRICAN AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE

Date: 2021/12/30

GENERAL BHEKI CELE

Reply to question 2792 approved/red

MINISTER POLICE

GENERAL BHEKI CELE

07 January 2022 - NW2842

Roos, Mr AC to ask the Minister of Police

Whether he will provide Mr A C Roos with a list of the number of vehicles (a)(i) allocated to (aa) support services, (bb) visible policing, (cc) rural safety and (dd) detectives and (ii) boarded in total for each police station in Gauteng and (b) for each of these categories what number is (i) operational and (ii) out of service?

Source
Link

Reply:

(a)(i)(aa)(bb)(cc)(dd)(ii)(b)(i) and (ii)

The number of vehicles, allocated to support services, visible policing, rural safety and detectives, the number of vehicles, boarded in total for each police station in Gauteng and the number of vehicles, operational and out of service, is attached, as per Annexure A.

07 January 2022 - NW2734

Whitfield, Mr AG to ask the Minister of Police

With reference to his reply to question 1317 on 8 September 2021 regarding CAS 151/02/2020 related to the Athlone Police Station and records that he provided, on what date did a certain person (name furnished) become aware of allegations that a certain person (name also furnished) and officers under his command were implicated in an assault a certain person (name furnished); if so, on what date;

Source
Link

Reply:

NW3249E

(1) Lieutenant Colonel Nicholas, the Acting Station Commander of the Athlone Police Station, became aware of the death of Adam Isaacs, on 27 January 2020. Colonel Adonis, the Station Commander, returned from leave, on 3 February 2020.

(2)(a) No member was placed on precautionary suspension and/or desk duty.

(2)(b) No departmental investigation was initiated at the time. Subsequently, two disciplinary investigations have been initiated into the members’ alleged involvement in the death, as per DR 05/2021 and the police station managements’ failure to act, as per DR 55/2021. The disciplinary investigation is pending finalisation. The criminal case was referred to the Independent Police Investigativr• Directorate (IPID) and is still under investigation.

(3)(a) Yes, the member Is still employed in the South African Police Service (SAPS).

(3(b) Not applicable.

Reply to question 2734 recommended

Date: 2021-12-30

GENERAL POLICE MP BHEKI CELE
AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE

Reply to question 2754 approved/not

07 January 2022 - NW2834

Whitfield, Mr AG to ask the Minister of Police

What (a) is the date on which the vacancy for the position of Head of Biology Section in the SA Police Service (SAPS) Forensic Division occurred, (b) steps have been taken to fill the specified vacancy since it occurred, (c) number of Acting Heads of Biology Section have been appointed since the vacancy occurred, (d) is the total cost associated with these acting appointments, (e) are the details of the personnel who acted in the specified position and (I) are the reasons that this position has remained vacant;

Source
Link

Reply:

(1)(b)

(1)(c)

(1){d}(e)

NW3354E

The position of the head of the Biology Section, of the South African Police Service (SAPS) Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) became vacant, on 1 September 2018,

The letter, for the post to be filled, was drafted and submitted, on 2 September 2020.

A total of five acting heads of the Biology Section were appointed since the vacancy occurred.

The cost associated w‘8h the acting appointments and the details of the personnel, who acted in the specified position, are reflected in the table below:

2

Rank	Surname & initials	From	To	Total Cost
Colonel	Hlalele, FE	2018-05-23	2019-09-30	R381 355.94
Colonel	De Wet, GJ	2019-10-01	2019-12-31	R49 916.25
Colonel	Mabandfa, ZH	2020-01-01	2020-03-31	R49 916.25
Colonel	Mulaudzi, NL	2020-04-01	2020-06-30	R39 904.50
Colonel	Botha, HC	2020-08-01	2020-09-30	R4O 828.25
Colonel	Hlalele, FE Botha, HC	2020-10-01	2020-12-31	R46 628.25
Colonel		2021-01-01 ”	2021-03-31	R46 628.25
Colonel	Hlalele, FE	2021-04-01	2021-00-30	Rw jos.2s
Colonel	Mulaudzi, NL	2021-07-01	2021-11-30	R66 507.50
Total		R754 113.44

(1)(I)

(2)(a)

(2)(b)

(2)(c)

The post was advertised, on 2021-05-23 and is currently pending appointment.

A submission was made to the Safety and Security Sectoral Bargaining Council (SSSBC), on 2 March 2017. In the submission, it was requested that Labour consult with their members. On 13 October 2021, Labour finalised the consultation process with their members. The agenda point, with regard to a shift system, has been reinstated on the SSSBC agenda. In the interim, a flexible working hour system has been implemented, awaiting 1he outcome of the (SSSBC).

No, all the vacancies at the National FSL, have not yet been filled.

Seven posts were advertised, for the Biology Section and the closing date was 31 October 2021. The appointments are pending recommendations, During the post-promotion process, one post was advertised for the Biology Section and the closing date, was 22 November 2021. The appointment is pending recommendation.

(3) The overtime, which was paid in each month and the total amount of overtime “ paid, against the overtime hours worked, is rejected in the table below.

Month	Pretoria	Eastern Cape	Western Cape
April 2021	R226 621.00	R145 709.00	R 0
May 2021	R678 204.00	R198 233.00	R 0
June 2021	R630 540.00	R109 135.00	R78 175.00
July 2021	Re4s «oo.o0	R245 616.00	R 0
August 2021	R438 416,00	R 0	R 0
September 2021	R868 533.00	R 0	R6 897.00
October 2021	R1 6M 506.00	R284 451.00	R302 0*7.00
November 2021			R7 206.00	R834.00	R191.00
Total expenditure on claims submitted	overtime	R5 430 026.00	RI 044 038.00	R387 300.00
Total hours worked for the claiM9 submitted	27 815.40	5 240	1 897

Reply to question 2834 recommended

GENERAL BHEKI CELE

SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE

Date: 2021-12-31

Reply to question 2834 approved/

07 January 2022 - NW2833

Whitfield, Mr AG to ask the Minister of Police

(a) What number of SA Police Service (SAPS) flying squad units were deployed in each province in the (i) 2019-20, (ii) 2020-21 and (iii) 2021-22 financial years and (b) where is each unit located;

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(1)a)i\ii)iii)b) The number of South African Police Service (SAPS) flying squad units, in each province, in 2019/2020, 2020/2021 and 2021/2022 and the location of each unit, is reflected in the table below:

Province	Location of each Flying Squad	"Number of units	2019/2020	2 Number of units	2021/2022 Number of units

Eastern Cape (6 units)	East London	6	6	6
	Mthatha
	Queenstown Port Elizabeth
	King Williams Town
	Mdantsane
Free State (4 Units)	Mangaung	4	4	4
	Saloaesha
	Welkom
	Phuthaditjhaba
Gauteng (7 units)		7	7	7
	Sedibeng

	Johannesburg
	Soweto
	Wast Rand
	Germiston
KwaZulu-Natal (3 units)	Durban	3	3	3.
	Hilton
	Richards Bay
Limpopo (2 units)	Polokwane	2	2	2
	Marhwelereng
Mpumalanga (3Units)	Middleburg	3	3	3
	White River
	Secunda
North West (3Units)	Mahikeng	3	3
	Rustenburg
	Potchefstroom
Northern Cape (1 unit)	Kimberly	1	1	1
Western Cape (1 unit)	Maitland	1	1	1

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Mdantsane

29

2

27

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27

2

27

2

29

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Mangaung

Selosesha

59

32

5

2

57

34

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56

32

5

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32

5

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61

32

(4 units)	Welkom	4s	0	45	0	(	37	0	37	0	37
	Phuthadltijhaba 28	0	24	0	(	23	0	23	0	23
	Benoni	70	7	79	8		74	6	74	6	80
	Sedibeng	74	7	72	7		64	7	S4	7	71
Gauteng	Pretoria Johannesburg	116 106 ”	6 10	121 104	9		109 102	7 9	109 102	7 "9 "	116 _ 111

gouzeto 8$ 6

West Rand 60 7

Germiston 92 10

Durban 85 1

Hilton 25

Richards Bay 16 2

Polol‹wana 109

82

72

100

81

25

106

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7 51

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1 1 77

2 25

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51

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70

25

15

100

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97

77

26

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(i) (ii) (iii)
(2)(a)(b}(i) The details, regarding the current number of SAPS members and Public Service Act (PSA) personnel, in each flying squad unit, per province, In each of the specified periods, are reflected in the table below:

Province	Flying Squad	Content Pe 2010/2020 sAPS PSA	personnel strength 2020f2021 2021/2032 SAPS P8A L SAPs PSA	Current number of personnel, as at 13 December 2021 9APS PSA Total
	East London	41		0	52	0		51	0	51		0	51
	Mthatha	33		1	33	1		33	1	33		1	34
Eastern	Queenstown	26		1	26	1		28	1	28		1	26
‹e •nIts›			_		71	3	_	68	3	68	_	3	71




KwaZulu-
Natal				2
L3un+»1
Limpopo				6
(2 unl> L	Jaliweierong Middelburg Ella River _	30	4 0 4	30 37 49	4	130 41 49	4 1 4	30 41 49	4 1 4	34 42 53

	Rustenburg	27		27	4	[	24	4	2t	4	2g
	Potchefstr0gm	1g	2	18	2	L	2s	2	2g	2	2g
Northern Cape	Kimberley	44	3	42	2		39	2	39	2	41
Western Cape (1 Unit)	Maitland	176	7	178	7		177	7	177	7	184

(2)(a)(b)(ii) The details, regarding the optimal and/or an ideal number of SAPS members and Public Service Act (PSA) personnel, as per the SAPS Fixed Establishment (FE), in each flying squad unit, per province, in each of the specified periods, are reflected in the table below:

	(li)	(11)	(Ilj	Total, as per the
Province	Flying Squad	2019f2020	2020/2021	2021C022	current FE

Sedibeng "“ 80	”		9	60""	9	60	9	80	8	69
r a _ 133			10	133	10	133	10	133	10	143

		SAPS	PSA	SAP9	PSA	SAPS	PCA	SAPG	PSA	Total
	East London	40	3	40	3	40	3	40	3	43
	Mthatha	28	2	28	2	28	2	28	2	30
	Queenstown				-
Cape	Port Elizabeth	d0	4	80	4	60	4	80	4	64
	King Williams Town	27	3	27	3	27	3	27	3	30
_	MdantSane _	15	2	15	2	15 _	2	15	_ 2	17

Jahannaabure	114	““10		1J4	" 10	14“	0	114		10	t24
Soweto	86	9		86	9	86	9	88		9	95
WestRand	58	8		58	8	58	8	58		8	66
Garmiaton	116	10		116	10	116	10	116		10	t26
Durban	85	6		85	6	85	6	85		6	61
Hilton	11	2		f1	2	11	2	11		2	13
RlchardeBay	12	2		12	2	12	2	12		2	14
Polokwane	s6	6		so	s	ss	6	56		8	62
Mahwetereng	52	2		52	2_	52	2_	52		2	54	_
Mlddelburg	16	2		16	2	16	2	16		2	18
White River	26	2		26	2	2g	z	‹t		z	w
Secunda		-			-
Mahlkeng	23	5		23	5	f5	1	15		1	16
Rustenburg	21	2		21	2	15	1	15		1	16
Potchestroom	13		2	13	2		14	1	14		t5
Kimberley	51		2	51	2		51	2	SI	2	53
Maitland	125		5	125	5		125	5	125	5	130

Reply to question 2833 recommend/

GENERAL

THE AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE

Reply to question 2833 approved/ -

MINIS POLICE GENERAL B CEL

Date:

07 January 2022 - NW2811

Whitfield, Mr AG to ask the Minister of Police

What is the (a) nature and (b) value of the contract between the SA Police Service (SAPS) and the Government Printing Works (GPW);

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REPLY:

(1)(a) The nature of the contract is the supply, printing and distribution of pńnted firearm licence and related cards.

(1)(b) The value of the contract, Wa9 R62 314 716,78. The contract was signed, on 10 November 2017 and expired, on 9 November 2020. It was extended, on 9

November 2020 to 9 May 2021 and further extended, until 9 November 2021.

Currently, there Is no valid contract in place. Approval was granted for the Government Printing Works (GPW) to continue printing firearm licence cards, on a once-off quotation basis, until 30 November 2021. An application, for an additional three month extension period, has been submitted and is awaiting approval. A contract will be in place, once the internal processes have been finalised.

(2) There have been no known contractual disputes between the South African Police Service (SAPS) and the GPW, in the 2018/2020 financial year, which negatively affected the printing of licences. The GPW is printing firearm licence cards, on behalf of the SAPS.

(3)(a)(b) The number of firearm licences, which were printed. in each month, since the 2019/2020 financial year, is reflected in the table below.

Month	2019/2020	2020/2021	2021/Z022 (1 April 2021 to 7 December 2021]
April	23 107	The GPW was closed, due to COVID-19. 29 170	7 468
May	12 723		24 124
June July	13 030 14 334		35 830 8 852
August	17 616	12 652	26 962
September	11 959	11 557	13 340
October	13 557	8 826	20 246 6 403 ”
November	13 596	10 187 "	20 246 6 403 ”
	8 369	15 579	29 196
January	13 382 _	_ 4 464
February	13 382 _	_ 4 464
March	18 825	17 677
Total	171 393	132 230	172 421

Reply to question 2811 recommend/be

Reply to question 2811 approved/

MINISTER F POLICE
GENERALBHEKI CELE
SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE

23 December 2021 - NW2359

Tambo, Mr S to ask the Minister of Police

(a) What progress has been made in identifying the owners of the ammunition which was recovered in the Phoenix community during the massacres in KwaZulu-Natal and (b) where was the specified ammunition sourced from?

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Reply:

(a) . A total of 33 owners of ammunition have been identified and charged and the investigation is continuing.

(b). The 963 live rounds of ammunition were confiscated from the 33 arrested persons and the ammunition has been sent to the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) for ballistic examination, in order to determine the manufacturer of the ammunition (the source).

Reply to question 2359 recommended

GENERAL NATIONAL COMMISSIONER: SOUTH AFRICANPOLICE SERVICE
KJ SITOLE (SOEG)
Date: 2021-12-15

Reply to question 2359 approved

MINISTER OF POLICE
GENERAL BHCELE, MP
DATE: 2021-12-21

23 December 2021 - NW2616

Roos, Mr AC to ask the Minister of Police

Whether, with reference to the meeting of the Portfolio Committee on Home Affairs on 9 November 2021 at which the SA Police Service was identified as one of the departments that has not yet provided the necessary input for the section 97 Presidential Proclamation to be signed to transfer the relevant border law enforcement functions to the Minister of Home Affairs, he has been informed that this lack of input is holding up the implementation of the Border Management Authority; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, (a) what is the reason for the delayed response and b) by what date will he provide the necessary inputs?

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(a) The South African Police Service (SAPS) provided inputs, with regard to the envisaged Section 97 Presidential Proclamation, to the Border Management Authority (BMA). The SAPS obtained a legal opinion, from counsel, which concludes that the envisaged Section g7 Presidential Proclamation will be ultra vires (beyond the powers).

Therefore, the SAPS is of the view that the sections of the legislation, mentioned in the envisaged Presidential Proclamation, do not deal with functions of the Minister of Police and may, therefore, not be transferred, in terms of Section 97, The only exception, is Section 92 of the Firearms Control Act, 2000 (Act No. 60 of 2000), which is the only section dealing with a clear power or function, assigned to the i4inister of Police. In terms of Section 92, the Minister of Police may prohibit or restrict the acquisition, disposal, possession or use of ammunition of a specified Clgss of ammunition.

(6) The SAPS and the Commissioner of the BMA are presently in a process of engagement, to find ways and means to empower border guards, to perform border law enforcement functions.

2

Reply to question 2616 recommended

GENERAL NATIONAL COMMISSIONER: SOUTH AFRICANPOLICE SERVICE
KJ SITOLE (SOEG)
Date: 2021-12-15

Reply to question 2616 approved

MINISTER OF POLICE
GENERAL BHCELE, MP
DATE: 2021-12-21

23 December 2021 - NW2615

Steyn, Ms A to ask the Minister of Police

(1) What (a) total number of persons were arrested for offences related to the unrest that took place in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng in July 2021 and (b) were they (i) arrested for and (ii) charged with; (2) whether the specified persons were found guilty; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, what(a) total number of persons were found guilty and (b) are the further relevant details? NW3091E

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23 December 2021 - NW2628

Shembeni, Mr HA to ask the Minister of Police

(a) What number of police stations have been built in rural areas in the 2020-21 financial year and (b) in which provinces were the specified police stations built?

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Reply:

The South African Police Service (SAPS) planned to build a total number of two police stations, in the rural areas, during the financial year 2020/2021, however, these police stations are not finalised yet,

The two police stations, which were scheduled for completion, are both in the North test Province

Reply to question 2628 recommended

GENERAL NATIONAL COMMISSIONER: SOUTH AFRICANPOLICE SERVICE
KJ SITOLE (SOEG)
Date: 2021-12-15

Reply to question 2628 approved

MINISTER OF POLICE
GENERAL BHCELE, MP
DATE: 2021-12-21

23 December 2021 - NW2335

Bodlani, Ms T to ask the Minister of Police

With reference to the new building that has been built to accommodate the Alberton North Police Station, which is currently standing vacant and vandalised, what (a) are the reasons that the SA Police Service has not (i) taken occupation and (ii) provided security to the specified building and (b) measures have been put in place to present further vandalism to the building?

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Reply:

There is no Alberton North Police Station, in Gauteng.

(a)(i) Not applicable.

(a)(ii) Not applicable.

(b) Not applicable.

A Planned Maintenance Project was registered, by the National Department of Public Works and Infrastructure (NDPWI), for maintenance to the existing Alberton Police Station. The project is currently dormant, due to the fact that the Contractor is in default, because of the non-fulfillment of an obligation, with respect to time (in mara).

Reply to question 2335 recommended

GENERAL NATIONAL COMMISSIONER: SOUTH AFRICANPOLICE SERVICE
KJ SITOLE (SOEG)
Date: 2021-12-15

Reply to question 2335 approved

MINISTER OF POLICE
GENERAL BHCELE, MP
DATE: 2021-12-21

23 December 2021 - NW2330

Macpherson, Mr DW to ask the Minister of Police

What action has rte taken with regard to CAS 108/08/2021 to hold a certain political party (details furnished) responsible for damage caused to property, cars and threats of violence undertaken during a march by the specified party in Phoenix on 6 August 2021?

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Reply:

A task team of Detective Service members, has been established, at the Phoenix Police Station, to investigate the matter. The task team is currently conducting enquiries with the view to obtain eyewitness statements.

The complainant alleges that there is video footage, which could help to identify the suspects. Several attempts have been made by the task team to locate the video footage, with no positive results. Up to date, no suspects have been identified, Once the suspects have been identified by witnesses, as well as video footage, thereafter arrests will be made.

The task team is also in the process of tracing the organisers of the march, to obtain their statements. The case docket with be submitted to the National Prosecuting Authority {NPA), for prosecutor-guided investigation.

Reply to question 2330 recommended

GENERAL NATIONAL COMMISSIONER: SOUTH AFRICANPOLICE SERVICE
KJ SITOLE (SOEG)
Date: 2021-12-15

Reply to question 2330 approved

MINISTER OF POLICE
GENERAL BHCELE, MP
DATE: 2021-12-21

23 December 2021 - NW2302

Weber, Ms AMM to ask the Minister of Police

1.Whether he will furnish Ms A M M Weber with a list containing all the details of dockets of all rhinos poached, indicating the number of poached rhinos in each national park; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details; 2. whether all dockets contain the forensic reports regarding the bullets retrieved from the rhinos; if not, why not: if so, what are the relevant details? NW2620E

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23 December 2021 - NW2482

Majozi, Ms Z to ask the Minister of Police

(1) What are the reasons that transparent and competitive processes in the appointment of the Police Commissioner at the SA Police Service are not followed, (2) whether he will furnish Ms Z Majozi with the further relevant details on how the budget cuts in the 2020-21 financial year will affect policing over the festive season; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, what are the relevant details?

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The National Commissioner of the South African Police Service {SAPS) is appointed by the President of the Republic of South Africa (RSA), in terms of Section 207(1) of the Constitution of the RSA, 1906. It is, therefore, the prerogative of the President, to determine the process in appointing a National Commissioner, for the SAPS.
Adequate human capital is, however, key to the provisioning of a comprehensive policing service, which, despite available technology, is required in order in to execute this labour-intensive function. The reduction of the SAPS staff compliment over the medium-term, by implication, negatively Influences the SAPS’ ability to maintain an adequate work-force, in the pursuance of its objectives. Currently, the SAPS Management is forced to take strategic decisions, regarding the strategic resourcing and the operational focus of the SAPS, on the basis of the budget allocation, rather than on the reality on the ground and the associated demand for policing.

The R27,7 billion budget reduction, over the 2021 Medium-Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF), in relation to the 2020 budget estimates, comprises a reduction of R26, 2 billion, in respect of the compensation of employees and a

R1,5 billion reduction, in respect of goods and services. Of the R26,2 billion reduction on the compensation of employees, a reduction of approximately R18,8 billion is as a result of salary increases, which have not been provided for, over the period. As a result of these reductions, apart from the salary adjustments, the SAPS s ability to sustain the new intake of new recruits, as well as the capacitation of specialised units, will be severely affected.

In order to continue to allow for rte addressing of critical vacancies only and the augmenting of capacity at police stations, reprioritisation will remain a prominent feature over the medium-term. This will be achieved, by reducing the actual number of personnel allocated to non-operational, national and provincial competencies, in order to allow for the addressing of critical vacancies and the capacity at police stations and other key frontline capabilities, so as to ensure the sustainability of service delivery to communities. The reducing of non- operational national and provincial competencies, may however, compromise the various governance-related process that these capabilities are responsible for and which the operational environment relies on.

The Visible Policing Programme comprises of three sections, the first of which is Crime Prevention, which incorporates the majority of the basic functions that are performed at police station level; certain key abilities are, such as the Central Firearms Register (CFR) and the majority of the Crime prevention- orientated partnership initiatives, such as the Community Police boards and forums. The Specialised interventions Section represents critical specialised Capabilities, including the Public Order Policing (POP) Units, the Tactical Response Teams (TRT's) and the Special Task FORGO (STF). The final section, Border Security, includes the policing and border control functions that are performed, in respect of ports of entry.

The R14, 4 billion budget reduction in the Visible Policing Programme, over the 2021 MTEF, in relation to the 2020 budget estimates, amounts to R13.6 billion reduction in the Compensation of employees and a R0,8 billion reduction in goods and services. Approximately R9,8 billion of the R13, 6 billion reduction in the compensation of employees, is as a result of salary increases, which are not being provided for, over the period. In view of the decline in the budget allocation to the compensation of employees over the medium-term, alternatives such as technological enhancements and force-multipliers will be addressed, e.g. the recruitment of reservists has been identified as a mechanism that could compliment the SAPS’ personnel numbers, over a medium-term to longer period.

The situation means that SAPS must attempt to optimally use its existing resources but it also means that during the time, where intense police operations are required, for example during the festive season, the SAPS must resort to short-term interventions, e,g. not allowing members to take leave, recalling members from rest days and making use of overtime.

The SAPS is committed to ensure that it makes optimal use of its limited resources, to ensure that policing is not compromised, during festive season,

Reply to question 2482 recommended

GENERAL NATIONAL COMMISSIONER: SOUTH AFRICANPOLICE SERVICE
KJ SITOLE (SOEG)
Date: 2021-12-15

Reply to question 2482 approved

MINISTER OF POLICE
GENERAL BHCELE, MP
DATE: 2021-12-21

02 December 2021 - NW2377

Shembeni, Mr HA to ask the Minister of Police

Whether he is considering to take in new police recruits IO boost the capacity of the SA Police Service in order to fight crime; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, (a) by what date will he be enrolling new recruits and (b) what number of new recruits does he intend to enrol? NW2749E

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Reply:

Yes. The SAPS Compensation budget has been significantly reduced over the Medium Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF), which resulted in the SAPS Fixed Establishment (headcount) being hugely reduced over this period. To ensure that the compensation budget is not exceeded, very minimal enrolment of new Police recruits will take place over the MTEF.

The intake is planned for 23 January 2022; and
It is envisaged to enroll 3000 new Police recruits.

LIEUTENANT GENERAL DIVISIONAL COMMISSIONER: HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
L NTSHIEA
Date: 2021-11-18

Reply to question 2377 recommended

LIEUTENANT GENERAL DIVISIONAL COMMISSIONER: SUPPORT SERVICE
FN VUMA
Date: 2021-11-23

REPLY RO QUESTION 2377 approved

GENERAL BH CELE, MP
MINISTER OF POLICE
Date: 2021-12-02

02 December 2021 - NW2336

Terblanche, Mr OS to ask the Minister of Police

(a) What were if e reasons that certain persons (names and details furnished) are accommodated in a hotel while an official residence is reserved for this purpose, (b) on what date were the specified persons accommodated in the specified hotel, (c) what is the total cost to date and (d) for how long will the status quo remain?

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Reply:

The Provincial Commissioner of the South African Police Service, in KwaZulu-Natal, was making use of interim accommodation, because the official reserved residential accommodation was not available at the time when he arrived in the Province. The reasons are as follows:

The official residence needed minor repairs, as well as the installation/upgrade of security features. These minor repairs were not regarded as an emergency and the normal procurement process had to be followed. Some of the suppliers had challenges in obtaining the material. which was required to execute the task.
The major challenge, which prevented the Provincial Commissioner from occupying the official residence, was the alleged dispute over ownership of the property and the change of ownership of the electricity account.

lt was found that the official residence was allegedly fraudulently sold to a third party and the victim of this fraud had tried to change the ownership of the property into his name. He was not successful, however, he had successfully changed the electricity account details into his name, at the municipal offices.

The alleged fraudster owed the municipality a substantial amount of money since the change-over of this account. The municipality refused to reverse this account and insisted on all outstanding payments being settled before a new account could be opened. A fraud case was opened, at the Durban North Police Station and the case number, is CAS 165/05/2021

(a). The Provincial Commissioner made use of interim accommodation, from 1 April 2021 to 31 August 2021.

(b). The total cost for the interim accommodation, amounted to R175 000,00.

(c) The Provincial Commissioner has moved and is now occupying the official residence.

Reply to question 2336 recommended

GENERAL NATIONAL COMMISSIONER: SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE
KJ SITOLE (SOEG)
Date: 2021-11-17

Reply to question 2336 approved

MINISTER OF POLICE
GENERAL BH CELE, MP
Date: 2021-12-02

02 December 2021 - NW2460

Shembeni, Mr HA to ask the Minister of Police

What steps has his department taken in cases where SA Police Service employees have been found to be dishonest regarding their qualifications to get posts? NW2878E

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Reply:

The promotion and appointment of employees of the SA Police Service to advertised posts are, inter alia, regulated by National Instructions. These National Instructions make provision for the withdrawal of a promotion or appointment in the instance where an employee was dishonest in his or her application for a post. to instances where employees were dishonest in their applications, processes to withdraw such promotions or appointments are instituted. Further action in terms of the South African police Service Disciplinary Regulations, 2016 may also be considered, and in the stance where qualifications are forged, criminal charges may be instituted.

i

LIEUTENANT GENERAL

DIVISIONAL COMMISSIONER: HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

TSHIEA
Date: 2021-11-24

Reply to question 2460 recommended

LIEUTENANT GENERAL ACTING NATIONAL COMI¥IISSIONER: SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE FN VUMA
Date: 2021-11-24

Reply to question 2460 approved

MINISTER OF POLICE
GENERAL BH CELE, MP
Date: 2021-12-02

02 December 2021 - NW2471

Montwedi, Mr Mk to ask the Minister of Police

Whether there are any plans in place to build a satellite police station in Greater Taung, at Magogong and Molelema, as was promised in 2019; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details? NW2890E

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Reply:

No, there are no plans to build a satellite police station at Greater Taung, at Magogong and Molelema.

There is currently at satellite station at Kokomeng which is currently under repair and renovation after being vandalised by the community. Magogong Contact point was at the tribal office but was closed down due to resource shortages at the Station.

The accessibility to Taung and Kokomeng Police Station is as follows:

Within a 4 km radius 35.24%
Within a 8 km radius 25.44%
Within a 16 km radius 27.59%
Within a 24 km radius 8.7%

The community had no requests for any additional service points including Molelema.

LIEUTENANT GENERAL DIVISIONAL COMMISSIONER: HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
FN VUMA
Date: 2021-11-24

Reply to question 2471 recommended

GENERAL NATIONAL COMMISSIONER: SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE
KJ SITOLE (SOEG)
Date: 2021-11-23

Reply to question 2471 approved

GENERAL BH CELE, MP
MINISTER OF POLICE
Date: 2021-12-02

02 December 2021 - NW2322

Masango, Ms B to ask the Minister of Police

What (a) is the current breakdown of the availability of rape kits at each office of the SA Police Service in (i) the Western Cape, (ii) Gauteng, (iii) KwaZulu-Nata1 and (iv) Eastern Cape and (b) measures are taken to address shortages of rape kits at police stations?

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Reply:

Introduction

The term “rape kits" is used in the public domain, to refer to the collection kits, which are used to collect evidence from victims of sexual assault and rape. However, the South African Police Service (SAPS), makes use of 16 different types of crime kits to collect various samples at crime scenes, These include the two types of evidence collection kits, namely; the Adult Sexual Assault Collection Kit (D1) and the Paediatric Sexual Assault Collection Kit {D7), which are used to collect evidence from victims of sexual assault and rape. The Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA) Reference Buccal Sample Kits (DB), are used to take buccal simples from persons, who are arrested and charged, for schedule eight offences (this includes serial murderers and serial rapists) as required by the DNA Act.

(a)(i)(ii)(iii)(iv) The breakdown of the availability of rape kits, as at 4 November 2021, at each office of the South African Police Service (SAPS), in the Western Cape, Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal and Eastern Cape, is reflected in the tables below:

Western Cape

Police Station	D1: Kit Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	D7: Kit Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault
Albertinia	25	10
Ashton	27	38
Athlone	20	20
Atlantis	64	55

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02 December 2021 - NW2313

Roos, Mr AC to ask the Minister of Police

(1) Whether any successful arrests have been made in (a) CAS 53/07/2020 at Hammanskraal Police Station, (b) CAS 16/08/?020 at Olifantsfontein Police Station, (c) CAS 53/08/2020 at Fretor.a North Police Station, (d) CAS 97/08/2020 at Boschkop Police Station, (e) CAS 183/09/2020 at Muldersdrift Police Station and (I) CAS 113/06/20?0 a‹ Kameeldrifi Police Station; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details in each specified case, (2). whether any successful criminal prosecutions have been effected in each specified case: if not, why not if so, what are the relevant details in each specified case: (3). what is the current status of the investigations and/or criminal prosecution in each specified case? NW2632E

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02 December 2021 - NW2312

Roos, Mr AC to ask the Minister of Police

(1). Whether any successful arrests have been made in (a) CAS 88/08/2020 at Bronkhorstspruit Police Station, (b) CAS 89/07/2020 at Cullinan Police Station, (c) CAS 112/08/2020 at Cullinan Police Station, (d) CAS 1/07/2020 at Cullinan Police Station, (e) CAS 5/09/2020 at Welbekend Police Station, (I) CAS 96/06/2020 at Kameeldrift Police Station and (g) CAS 19/07/2020 at Lanseria Police Station; if not, in each specified case, why not; if so, what are the relevant details in each specified case, (2). whether any successful criminal prosecutions have been effected; in each specified case, if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details in each case; (3). what is the current status of the investigations and/or criminal prosecution in each specified case? NW2631E

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02 December 2021 - NW2472

Montwedi, Mr Mk to ask the Minister of Police

Whether there are any plans that have been put in place in order to build a new police station in Taung as was promised more than 10 years ago; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, what are the (a) felevant details and (b) reasons that nothing has happened to date’? NW2891E

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Yes, there are plans to build a new Police Station in Taung. Construction of Taung Police Station is priority number 1 for the MTEF 2024-2028.

Taung Police Station is priority no 1 for the MTEF 2024-2028 the reasons why nothing has been done is due to the fact that attention was given to priorities 1- 5 for MTEF 2020-2024 which are as follows:

lkageng Police Station

Mothutling Police Station

Letlhabile Police Station

Makapanstadt Police Station

ltsoseng Police Station

LIEUTENANT GENERAL DIVISIONAL COMMISSIONER: SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
J RIET
Date: 2021-11-24

Reply to question 2472 recommended

LIEUTENANT DEPUTY GENERAL DIVISIONAL COMMISSIONER: SUPPORT SERVICE
FN VUMA
Date

Reply to question 2472 recommended

GENERAL NATIONAL COMMISSIONER: SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE
KJ SITOLE (SOEG)

Reply to question approved

MINISTER OF POLICE
GENERAL BH CELE, MP
Date: 02-12-2021

26 October 2021 - NW1395

Groenewald, Dr PJ to ask the Minister of Police

(1). Whether data is still being recorded manually at the Central Firearms Registry (CFR); if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, what are the reasons for this;

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(1) Data is being recorded electronically, on the Enhanced Firearm Registration System (EFRS), at the Central Firearms Register (CFR).

(2)(a) The total amount spent on the EFRS, since its inception, in 2000/2001 to date, is R103 431 342,00.

(2)(b) The above amount has been spent on annual system support, as well as the maintenance and enhancements performed on the system through the SAPS/ State information Technology Agency (SITA) Service Level Agreement, over a period of 21 years.

(3) Since the system built is based on old technology, it lacks the capability to provide efficient support to smart modem information Technology (IT) processes, such as electronic connectivity with external stakeholders and workflow capability, to reduce the paper-based processing of firearm licence applications. Not all processes, as required by the Firearms Control Act, 2000 (Act No. 60 of 2000) and its Regulations, are supported by the EFRS.

The EFRS is slow and sometimes not available at the CFR, due to challenge6 with network infrastructure to and in the building where the CFR is located.

(4)(a) Ad hoc reports from the EFRS, are available for gun owners.

(4)(b) Similarly, ad hoc reports from the EFRS, are available for guns owned.

(4)(c) The reasons for gun ownership are available, as part of the report related to gun owners.

(5) The Minister of Police will decide whether to make a statement, in this regard. '

Reply to question 1395 recommended

GENERAL NATIONAL COMMISSIONER: SOUTH AFRICAN POLICDE SERVICE
KJ SITOLE (SOEG)
Date: 2021-06-04

Reply to question 1395 approved

MINISTER OF POLICE
GENERAL BH CELE, MP
Date: 25-10-2021

26 October 2021 - NW1247

Majozi, Ms Z to ask the Minister of Police

Whether he and/or the SA Police Service has any plans to address attacks on Emergency Medical Services personnel while on duty; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details?

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A strategic planning session took place between the Department of Health (DoH) and the South African Police Service (SAPS), on 24 November 2018, in Polokwane to deliberate on the root causes of the problem and initiate relevant interventions.

An interdepartmental Safety and Security National Task Team, consisting of the SAPS, the DoH, the Department of Labour (DoL), the Department of Home Affair (OHA) and the Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority(PSIRA) was establi9hed to support the DoH and embarked on visits to the affected provinces to assess the threat, in order to recommend proper interventions.

A National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure (NATJOINTS) Priority Committee was established to monitor the incidences of attacks and harassment of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) personnel and to recommend interventions, Iri line with the five pillar approach.

A National Crime Combating Forum (NCCF) Instruction, number 1 of 2021: Overarching Crime Combating Strategy, was registered to run, from 1 February 2021 to 31 March 2025.

The operational concept entails the stabilisation of crime in high crime police stations and clusters/districts, through an intelligence led geographical and organised crime approach.

Tactical Operational Centres were established in identified locations and hotspot areas to maintain a 24-hour presence, led by competent operational commanders to implement respective concepts and command the established multidisciplinary teams, implementing stabilization through the following concepts:

Pillar 1: Intelligence gathering, analysis and coordination.

Pillar 2: Proactive and high visibility approach.

Pillar 3: Combat and reaction approach.

Pillar 4: Reactive through detection, including organised crime approach.

Pillar 5: Communication.

Reply to question 1247 recommended

GENERAL NATIONAL COMMISSIONER: SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE
KJ SITOLE (SOEG)
Date: 2021-05-26

Reply to question 1247 approved not approved

MINISTER OF POLICE

GENERAL BH CELE, MP
Date: 25-10-2021

26 October 2021 - NW1220

Shembeni, Mr HA to ask the Minister of Police

What (a) is the total number of satellite police stations in the Republic and (b) plans does his department have in place to ensure that the specified satellite police stations are turned into permanent police stations with their own commanders?

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There is a total number of 210 South African Police Service (SAPS) satellite police stations, in the Republic of South Africa (RSA).

Feasibility studies are continuously conducted to determine the satellite police stations that qualify to be fully fledged police stations. Emanating from the results of the feasibility studie9, plans which are dependent on the availability of budget, are put in place, to determine which satellite police stations are prioritised to be graduated into fully fledged police stations, in the medium-term.

Reply to question 1220 recommended/

GENERAL NATIONAL COMMISSIONER: SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE
KJ SITOLE (SOEG)
Date: 2021-06-04

Reply to question 1220 approved

MINISTER OF POLICE
GENERAL BH CELE, MP
Date: 25/10/2021

26 October 2021 - NW1323

Abrahams, Ms ALA to ask the Minister of Police

Since the announcement of the 30 hotspots of gender-based violence (GBV) on 22 September 2020 and the commitment to have dedicated GBV desks at police stations, what (a) number of dedicated GBV desks are operational at police stations as at the latest specified date for which information is available and (b) is the detailed roll-out plan of the GBV desks at police stations (i) within the 30 hotspots and (ii) across the Republic?

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None. Currently the victim empowerment coordinators at police s1ations, coordinate the matters, with regard to services to victims of gender-ba9ed violence (GBV).

A work-study investigation had to be conducted, prior to the establishment of the GBV desks, in order to enable practical recommendations for the day-to-day functions, capacitation and resourcing of these desks. It is envisaged that the work-study investigation should be finalised, in June 2021, for the roll-out of the GBV desks. It is envisaged that the operationalisation of the GBV desks will be executed in three phases.

Phase 1: At the 30 national GBV hotspots, by 30 September 2021. Phase 2: At the 30 provincial priority stations, by 31 March 2022.

Phase 3: At the remaining policing stations, nationwide, by 31 March 2023.

Reply to question 1323 recommended/

GENERAL NATIONAL COMMISSIONER: SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE
KJ SITOLE (SOEG)
Date: 2021-05-26

Reply to question 1323 approved

MINISTER OF POLICE
GENERAL BH CELE, MP

Date: 26-20-202

26 October 2021 - NW1203

Majozi, Ms Z to ask the Minister of Police

Whether, following his statement in February while delivering the third quarter crime statistics that SA Police Service (SAPS) must change its responses to the cash-in- transit heists and other similar kinds of robberies, the SAPS has made any significant strides in implementing different arid more effective solutions to the specified robberies, particularly cash-in-transit heists; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details? NW1395E

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Yes, a total of 230 members from various specialised units within the South African Police Service (SAPS) were deployed, since last year, in the five most problematic provinces, namely; Gauteng, Mpumalanga, !he Eastern Cape, KwaZulu-Natal and the North West, in order to direct law enforcement structures and empower them with the necessary expertise and resources, to reduce and prevent the increasing scourge of Cash-in-Transit (CIT) crimes.

CIT Centres, which are coordinated by the Provincial Operational Command Centres (POCC), have been established in the abovementioned provinces.

A threat analysis was conducted, in which firearms and explosives ware identified as the enablers of CIT robberies and interventions were subsequently developed and

implemented to neutralise this threat.

Compliance inspections at various mines have been intensified by the Office of the Chief Inspector, from the SAPS’ Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL), in collaboration with members from the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (DPCI). Members attached to the Firearms and Explosives Unit, in the DPCI, have also intensified compliance inspections at various firearm shops and security companies, in collaboration with the FSL Ballistics Section and linkages are being established, by the FSL, in respect of the firearms that are being used during CIT robberies.

SAPS members at ports of entry, such as Beitbridge and Lebombo, have been trained in the identification of explosives and sniffer dogs are also used at the border posts to detect explosives.

All CIT companies are compelled to vet all of their personnel, to identify and eliminate collusion from within the companies. Stakeholder meetings with all the CIT companies are held monthly, to evaluate and review the progress that has been achieved with the reduction of CIT crimes.

Bilateral meetings with Zimbabwe, Zambia and Botswana are being arranged, through INTERPOL, to discuss collaboration on mechanisms; to reduce the smuggling of explosives and firearms into South Africa.

Reply to question 1203 recommended

GENERAL NATIONAL COMMISSIONER: SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE
KJ SITOLE (SOEG)
Date: 2021-05-26

Reply to question 1203 approved

MINISTER OF POLICE
GENERAL BH, CELE, MP
Date: 28-19-2021

26 October 2021 - NW1080

Krumbock, Mr GR to ask the Minister of Police

With reference to his reply to question 99 on 4 March 20Z1, with regard to the 18 vehicle6 allocated to the four Trio Task Teams within the City of Ekurhuleni, what (a) number of vehicles does each Trio Task Team have, (b) number of vehicles are currently in working order in each case and (c) is the current mileage of each vehicle;

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(1)(a)(b)(c) The details regarding the number of vehicles that each Trio Task Team has, the number of vehicles currently in working order in each case and the current mileage of each vehicle, are reflected in the tables below:

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26 October 2021 - NW1930

Shembeni, Mr HA to ask the Minister of Police

What total number of (a) persons of Indian descent have been arrested for killing Africans in Phoenix and (b) the specified persons (i) have been granted bail and/or (ii) are still incarcerated?

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(a) A total number of 27 persons of Indian descent have been arrested for killing Africans, in Phoenix.

(b)(i) One person has been granted bail.

(h) (ii) A total number of 26 accused persons, are still in custody.

Reply to question 1930 recommended

GENERAL NATIONAL COMMISSIONER: SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE
KJ SITOLE (SOEG)
Date: 202-10-06

Reply to question 1930 approved

MINISTER OF POLICE
GENERAL BH CELE, MP
Date: 26-10-2021

26 October 2021 - NW1589

Terblanche, Mr OS to ask the Minister of Police

(1) What criteria are considered when the resource allocation plan of a specific police station is calculated; (2) whether the plan is unique for every police station; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, what (a) total number of police stations of different sizes are catered for in one plan and (b) are the relevant details of the resources that are provided for the different types of police stations NW1795E

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(1). Criteria have been developed, to calculate the number of posts, per salary level ' and act of appointment, which are required to perform the duties, which are associated with a police station, in line with the approved organisational structure for police stations.

The criteria are applied, based on the profile ofa particular police station, taking into account various external variables, which include demographics, the size of the station precinct, population density, settlements tribal areas and farms, socio economic factors, reported crime analysis and the classification status of rural urban; as well as Internal variables, which include activities performed at the Client Service Centre, the investigation of crime and support functions. The aforementioned will determine the post establishment required, to enable a police station to render a service to clients, within the allocated ratio of 80/20°/», in respect of operational/support functions.

The post establishment which has been determined for a police station, will be utilised as a point of departure for the determination of all categories of physical and financial resources that are required for a specific police station, based on the relevant criteria. The overall resource allocation will be utilised, to inform the resource allocation plan for a police station, depending on the affordability of the resources, in line with the current budget and the Medium-Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF).

(2)(a) The resource plan is unique for every specify police station, based on the profile, category and classification of the station.

The total number of police stations, is 1 156 and includes different sizes of police stations, which are categorised, based on their uniqueness, into Category A (Captain), Category B (Lieutenant Colonel), Category C1 (Colonel) and Category C2 (Brigadier) and are catered for in one plan, depending on the affordability of the required resources, in line with the current budget and the MTEF.

(2) (b) The resources that are provided for different types of police stations, are In line with the unique circumstances that are particular to each station, including crimes that are prevalent in the station precinct, e.g. contact crimes, sexual offences, property-related crimes, etc. and other relevant criteria, such as the topography of the station precinct, e.g. in respect of vehicles, rural areas will be allocated light delivery vehicles (4x2 or 4x4 vehicles), rather than sedan vehicles.

Reply to question 1589 recommended

GENERAL NATIONAL COMMISSIONER: SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE
KJ SITOLE (SOEG)
Date: 2021-06-04

Reply to question 1589 approved

MINISTER OF POLICE
GENERAL BH CELE, MP
Date: 26-10-2021

26 October 2021 - NW2257

Shivambu, Mr F to ask the Minister of Police(

(1) What criteria are considered when the resource allocation plan of a specific police station is calculated; (2) whether the plan is unique for every police station; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, what (a) total number of police stations of different sizes are catered for in one plan and (b) are the relevant details of the resources that are provided for the different types of police stations NW1795E

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(1)The person, whose name and details were furnished, was arrested and charged, on 30 March 2011 .

2(a)(b) No, the accused ha» not been convicted. The cases against the accused are still before the court and were postponed because the accused changed the defence attorney, during the trial The accused is still in custody and no bail has been granted.

Reply to question 2257 recommended

GENERAL NATIONAL COMMISSIONER: SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE
KJ SITOLE (SOEG)
Date: 202-08-27

Reply to question 2257 approved

MINISTER OF POLICE
GENERAL BH CELE, MP
Date: 26-10-2021

21 October 2021 - NW1770

Whitfield, Mr AG to ask the Minister of Police

(1) What criteria are considered when the resource allocation plan of a specific police station is calculated; (2) whether the plan is unique for every police station; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, what (a) total number of police stations of different sizes are catered for in one plan and (b) are the relevant details of the resources that are provided for the different types of police stations NW1795E

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In respect of the South African Polica Service Amendment Bill, 2030:

(a). No, the CSPS did not meet with Gun Free SA

(i)The following stakeholders were consulted

South African Police Service

Office of the DPCI Judge

Office of the Inspector General of Intelligence

Department of Public Service and Administration

State Security Agency

National Treasury

Provincial Budget Council

Local Government Budget Forum

Heads of Departments for Community Safety in the provinces

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30 September 2021 - NW1929

Shembeni, Mr HA to ask the Minister of Police

(a) What progress has been made in the investigation into the alleged irregular promotion of a certain person (name and details furnished), (b) what steps will be taken against those persons who promoted the person, should the specified person be demoted and (c) from whom must the money be recovered? NW2020E

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(a)(b)(c) The information that is required, is not readily available. A request is made for an extension of three weeks, in which to provide the response.

Reply to question 1920 recommended

NATIONAL COMMISSIONER: SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE
KJ SITOLE, SOEG
Date: 2021-09-23

Reply to question 1026 approved/not approved

MINISTER OF POLICE
GENERAL BH CELE, MP
Date: 29-09-2021

30 September 2021 - NW2249

Shembeni, Mr HA to ask the Minister of Police

What are the reasons that (a) personnel at border posts such as the Lebombo Port of Entry have more than 30 personnel in a shift, who after midnight do nothing but claim night shift allowance and (b) the specified personnel are not deployed to me nearest police station like Komatipoort and Tonga SAPS to assist with patrols during the night?

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Members of the South African Police Service (SAPS), who are stationed at Ports of Entry are also safeguarding the infrastructure of the ports and Includes, but is not limited to, the vehicles and equipment used by other Government departments, that are performing duties at Ports of Entry. There are travellers that arrive after the dosing hours of the Ports of Entry and spend the night sleeping in the queue, outside the Ports of Entry. The SAPS members also safeguard the travellers, their vehicles and goods.

Many activities, like the smuggling of ill\cit goods and illegal crossings, take place at the borderline closer to the ports, after the Ports of Entry have closed, as these people come back to the load, to get transport and continue their journey. The SAPS Is responsible to prevent such activities, after the Ports of Entry have closed. The policing of the 10km radius from a Port of Entry is important, to curb the illegal activities, at night. If the SAPS members are removed and policing is not done in the 10km radius from the Port of Entry, Illegal activities will rise and pose a security threat to the Republic of South Africa (RSA).

Reply to question 2248 recommended

GENERAL NATIONAL COMMISSIONER: SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE
KJ SITOLE

Date: 2021-09-23

Reply to question 2249 approved

MINISTER OF POLICE
GENERAL BH CELE, MP
Date: 29-09-2021

30 September 2021 - NW2245

Weber, Ms AMM to ask the Minister of Police

(1). Whether he will furnish Ms A M M Weber with a list of all dockets and Jacket numbers of all privately-owned rhinos that were poached in every province according to the name of the entity and/or farm; if not, why not; If so, what are the relevant details;

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The information provided in this response, 1s for the 2o20/2021 financial year.

Yes, a list of 42 dockets including the docket numbers, of all privately-owned rhinos poached in the entity anal/or farm, with relevant details, are as follows:

Questions and Replies

02 March 2022 - NW47

Ismail, Ms H to ask the Minister of Police

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02 March 2022 - NO5

Shaik Emam, Mr AM to ask the Minister of Police:

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02 March 2022 - NW366

Van Minnen, Ms BM to ask the Minister of Police

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02 March 2022 - NW278

Arries, Ms LH to ask the Minister of Police

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02 March 2022 - NW237

Montwedi, Mr Mk to ask the Minister of Police

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02 March 2022 - NO7

Groenewald, Dr PJ to ask the Minister of Police:

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11 January 2022 - NW2793

Majozi, Ms Z to ask the Minister of Police

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11 January 2022 - NW2873

Terblanche, Mr OS to ask the Minister of Police

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11 January 2022 - NW2443

Majozi, Ms Z to ask the Minister of Police

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11 January 2022 - NW2668

Majozi, Ms Z to ask the Minister of Police

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11 January 2022 - NW2739

Majozi, Ms Z to ask the Minister of Police

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07 January 2022 - NW2723

Khumalo, Dr NV to ask the Minister of Police

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07 January 2022 - NW2733

Whitfield, Mr AG to ask the Minister of Police

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07 January 2022 - NW2841

Roos, Mr AC to ask the Minister of Police

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07 January 2022 - NW2805

Van Der Walt, Ms D to ask the Minister of Police

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07 January 2022 - NW2792

Majozi, Ms Z to ask the Minister of Police

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07 January 2022 - NW2842

Roos, Mr AC to ask the Minister of Police

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07 January 2022 - NW2734

Whitfield, Mr AG to ask the Minister of Police

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07 January 2022 - NW2834

Whitfield, Mr AG to ask the Minister of Police

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07 January 2022 - NW2833

Whitfield, Mr AG to ask the Minister of Police

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07 January 2022 - NW2811

Whitfield, Mr AG to ask the Minister of Police

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23 December 2021 - NW2359

Tambo, Mr S to ask the Minister of Police

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