Johannesburg – Police union Popcru has called for explanations by the Department of Justice and Correctional Services over the decision to grant parole to former Colonel Chris Lodewyk Prinsloo who was convicted of flooding the Cape Flats in Cape Town with guns which were sold to gangs.
Popcru national spokesperson Richard Mamabolo said the union found the decision to set Prinsloo free just less than four years into his jail time appalling and baseless, even more so because he was a former member of the SAPS on whom there was the highest expectation of discipline.
DOJCD_ZA Useless Popcru should rather update members on Resolution 1 of 2018. POPCRU1989
DOJCD_ZA Covid parole
DOJCD_ZA How many years did he serve ?
DOJCD_ZA Like really?
cci_network DOJCD_ZA Because!!! This is south africa man... Where police risk their lives for ntn, they get under paid, their own colleagues will put a bullet in their back criminals control the police and politicians don't care
DOJCD_ZA Why is malema also not in jail yet?
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