The union representing police and prison employees plans to hand over a memorandum to the National Police Commissioner this weekThe union representing police and prison employees plans to hand over a memorandum to the National Police Commissioner this week
The Police and Prisons Civil Rights Union has called on the National Police Commissioner, Sehlahle Masemola, to take a more active role in ensuring that young police trainees are provided with adequate living conditions. POPCRU says it plans to picket at the headquarters of the South African Police Service in Pretoria this week over what it says are inhumane conditions that police trainees are being subjected to. During this demonstration set for Wednesday, 22 June, POPCRU is expected to hand over a memorandum of demands to the Police Commissioner.
POPCRU’s spokesperson Richard Mamabolo says, “There need to be investigations into why there have been discrepancies around these learners. We want the head of the HR to step down.”
Do they still exist
Those people are there to train not holiday.
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