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ZRP Warns Against False Allegations Following Bribery Harassment Video

5 months agoSun, 20 Oct 2024 17:21:02 GMT
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ZRP Warns Against False Allegations Following Bribery Harassment Video

Police have urged the public to avoid confrontations with officers and making false allegations to garner public sympathy.

This follows a viral video showing police officers allegedly harassing a motorist who reportedly refused to pay a bribe in Masvingo.

However, in a statement, the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) clarified that the motorist was arrested after evading a police roadblock along the Masvingo-Beitbridge Road and later became confrontational when officers pursued and apprehended him. Said ZRP spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi:

In [a] video circulating on social media in which two police officers are wrestling with a motorist in Masvingo, the Zimbabwe Republic Police puts on record that the suspect, who was driving a Nissan Vannette Registration number AEL 6423, evaded a police roadblock at the 1 kilometre peg along Masvingo-Beitbridge Road near Craft Center where he was stopped for traffic offences.

A member of the public assisted the police with his private motor vehicle to pursue the suspect to Flo Garages, Masvingo where the suspect became confrontational and violent towards the police while recording a video.

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The Police subsequently arrested the suspect for the due processes of the law to be followed.

The Zimbabwe Republic Police implores the public to desist from being confrontational with the police in order to raise false allegations as a way to attract public sympathy.

According to a Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) report in September 2024, police officers have been involved in nearly 40% of human rights violations, including harassment, intimidation, and unlawful detention of citizens, human rights defenders, and political activists.

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13 Comments

Chibaa · 5 months ago
ndomuziva Muourisa iyeye vakuru ve corruption paChikomo Police station Mutare varikubira vanhu Mari iyeye naTaguta naMadam Shumba na Gavakava imbavha mapurisa enyu
dj TECH 🇿🇼 · 5 months ago
anonymous ! ndovaNyati here avo 👆
Ediots · 5 months ago
What then becomes of the new video in which a Dangamvura police officer assaulted by another police officer in the charge office. allegations of birvery are also flung there. what has the police got to say
Anonymous · 5 months ago
Most people will believe the motorist, not ZRP. The only "service" ZRP offer are for chasing money. Money at roadblocks. Open roadblocks for ZBC and Zinara. They should just be rebranded as ZPF. Zanu Protection Force.
Anonymous · 5 months ago
WTH would zpp know about the process of law.? They did sod-all, to protect farmers from zof;'s murderous thugs, and spend more time harassing motorists than aanything else! Not fit for purpose.
Sir African · 5 months ago
Ko what of the latest video in which police office were fighting in their office over USD 5.oo from a bribe,how do explain in Mr Nyati?
Anonymous · 5 months ago
Musanyepa amupurisa those two were not interested in arresting they were looking for a bribe. Watch the video again
ceekay · 5 months ago
how far liver ne chele
hoza · 5 months ago
Liverpool 2_1 Chele
Abeshto · 5 months ago
aaa police
Three3⃣ · 5 months ago
Police rinoita take take na driver zvekutosvika pakuteera uko ana tsotsi vachitsvedza ne 4mita..Zimba so
dd · 5 months ago
paye pakashaikwa mutundo wegudo peturu

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