That's right my lani, special today only, tomorrow we audit and then I cannot sell anymore...
Please tell us that this does not only happen here but that there may be other countries with the same problem.
We cannot imagine that it is a peculiarity unique to this country.
Where does that leave you with the Firearms Control Act?
Sure thing, hand in your unlicensed, illegal firearm to eliminate the proliferation of these tools of death, then go and hire one from your local police station.
Good Grief!
Please tell us that this does not only happen here but that there may be other countries with the same problem.
We cannot imagine that it is a peculiarity unique to this country.
Where does that leave you with the Firearms Control Act?
Sure thing, hand in your unlicensed, illegal firearm to eliminate the proliferation of these tools of death, then go and hire one from your local police station.
Good Grief!
Durban cops hire out their guns - reports
May 08 2006 at 07:38AM By Zukile Majova
Durban city manager Mike Sutcliffe has demanded an audit of Durban Metro Police firearms be presented to the eThekwini council amid reports that Durban Metro Police officers were hiring out or selling their firearms to criminals.
Metro police commanders were involved in a series of late night meetings at the weekend in a bid to avert a looming crisis in the 2 000-strong city police force.
The commanders in 10 stations in the Durban area were ordered to carry out an audit of all firearms in their stations, noting missing firearms and ammunition or weaponry not accounted for.
It was not known how many firearms were missing after the latest audit but an audit in 2000 had found that 128 firearms were missing. Of those 91 had been lost and 37 could not be accounted for.
Metro police commanders were involved in a series of late night meetings at the weekend in a bid to avert a looming crisis in the 2 000-strong city police force.
The commanders in 10 stations in the Durban area were ordered to carry out an audit of all firearms in their stations, noting missing firearms and ammunition or weaponry not accounted for.
It was not known how many firearms were missing after the latest audit but an audit in 2000 had found that 128 firearms were missing. Of those 91 had been lost and 37 could not be accounted for.
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