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Western Cape’s police officers appear to be ill-equipped to carry out the basic requirements of their jobs according to the Police Needs and Priorities Report. eNCA's Monique Mortlock has the details.
The Western Cape government has threatened to launch an intergovernmental dispute over policing resource constraints.
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde has painted a grim picture of policing in the province, revealing a shortage of officers and saying that it's common for the province's 150 police precincts to have "too few boots on the ground". Winde and Community Safety MEC Albert Fritz were presenting the findings of the provincial government's Policing Needs and Priorities (PNP) report in a digital briefing on Thursday.