In today's show, we spoke to Wanelisa Albert about police
brutality she experienced. This comes after she was arrested for trying to stop a
black on black violence. We also heard from Thabo Leholo – Acting Provincial Head of the Independent Police
Investigative Directorate or IPID. The Independent Police
Investigative Directorate is a government department that was
established to investigate complaints of brutality, criminality and misconduct
against members of the police and the municipal police service. Thabo explained
more on how people can lay a complaint with the IDC. For more information you
can contact their offices at (021) 941 4800 or visit www.ipid.gov.za Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Human Rights - Police brutality still rife
In today's show, we spoke to Wanelisa Albert about police
brutality she experienced. This comes after she was arrested for trying to stop a
black on black violence. We also heard from Thabo Leholo – Acting Provincial Head of the Independent Police
Investigative Directorate or IPID. The Independent Police
Investigative Directorate is a government department that was
established to investigate complaints of brutality, criminality and misconduct
against members of the police and the municipal police service. Thabo explained
more on how people can lay a complaint with the IDC. For more information you
can contact their offices at (021) 941 4800 or visit www.ipid.gov.za 
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