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with Table Mountain Park rangers at the Silvermine Nature Reserve. The rangers were demanding to see his permit to be on the park or proof that he had paid, which led to a scuffle and the cyclist being bundled into the back of a SANParks bakkie.

A video of the incident went viral, with members of the public condemning the heavy handedness of the five rangers.SANParks Spokesperson, Rey Thakhuli, has confirmed that the five rangers have been issued with letters of intention to put them on precautionary suspension. “We have met with the 5 rangers this morning as management and we have issued them with letters of intention to place them on precautionary suspension and we’ve given them 24 hours to reply but as you know, in terms of the law, we have to give them an opportunity to exercise their right to reply,”says Thakhuli.that the rangers be suspended and that her department conduct an independent investigation into the matter.

Sad news!

What was he doing there without a permit, his pride n arrogance landed him in that situation now this level of lawlessness is being praised, may the lord be with those officials in this difficult time 🤲

Naye what was he thinking fighting rangers, non south Africans aziva with their kidz

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Creecy orders suspension of officials in Nic Dlamini scuffle - SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader.Minister of Environment, Forestry and Fisheries Barbara Creecy has ordered the suspension of all officials involved in an incident in which top cyclist Nic Dlamini had his arm broken allegedly by park rangers in Cape Town. I'm thrilled these thugs are being held accountable, but how many times has this happened with a non famous person, we saw a ranger bullying tourists at Boulders and had to step in and call his supervisor. It's the thing of a little power... I’m sorry but that is not how you treat someone for not having a stupid permit. A fine = ok, but don’t arrest or assault someone! That is grievous bodily harm. Insane. Imagine if he was a tourist! And what about the impact it will have on SAns and their opinion of “law enforcers” Breaking someone's arm for a permit, now he can't represent us in the competition, I can imagine the sound of a snapping bone, something should be done.
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