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Policing union calls for reintroduction of specialised units
The South African Policing Union (Sapu) is calling for the re-establishment of specialised units.
The union says this should be a top priority for the South Africa Police Service (SAPS).
Speaking to Joanne Joseph, Sapu's general secretary Oscar Skommere says they can't deal with issues using task teams.
The closing down of these units were made without any research document or any documentation.
Oscar Skommere, General secretary - SAPU
In 2006 units like murder and robbery and gold and diamonds were closed down by SAPS without any formal documentation.
Oscar Skommere, General secretary - SAPU
We are convinced that they do have the budget to deal with specialised units.
Oscar Skommere, General secretary - SAPU
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