Guns to gangs: 'Prove our firearms were used in killings': cop boss
A class action lawsuit, brought by families of people killed by ‘cop-smuggled’ guns, might have hit an obstacle before it gets off the ground.
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A class action lawsuit, brought by families of people killed by ‘cop-smuggled’ guns, might have hit an obstacle before it gets off the ground.
A class action lawsuit is shaping up in the Western Cape, for families of those murdered and injured with cop-smuggled firearms, revealing layers upon layers of trauma and tragedy.
A class action has been lodged against the South African Police Service (Saps) for negligence that resulted in illegal guns being distributed to gangs on the Cape Flats.
Melanie Kiel, is still mourning the death of her son 10 years after he was killed with an illegal gun, and is one of the nine families who are part of a class action lodged against the South African Police Service (SAPS) in the Western Cape High Court.
Melanie Kiel is one of nine parties suing the police minister for damages in a class action.