Don’t take the law into your own hands

Acting Presidency Minister Khumbuzo Ntshavheni issued the warning after 20 people in the area were killed in the area during a recent crime.

CAPE TOWN – Incumbent presidency minister Khumbuzo Ntshavheni has said that Phoenix residents in Durban should call the police when there are problems, instead of becoming vigilant.

“The government condemned the attacks and vigilance and called on the communities being defended to work together with the community police forum, the blue community and the local South African police service. We encourage our citizens not to take the law into their own hands, but to wait for the law enforcement agencies to do their part. “

She issued the warning after 20 people were killed in the area during a recent crime.

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This article first appeared on EWN: Don’t take the law into your own hands – Minister Ntshaveni to the Phoenix community

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