Zim Man Brags While Driving SA Police Car: Video

Police have warned against unauthorised use of SA Police Service property after a video surfaced on social media of a Zimbabwean man posing in a marked police vehicle while wearing a police cap.

Police spokesperson Brigadier Athlenda Mathe warned that it was an offence for members of the public to wear police uniforms or distinctive marks of the SAPS without permission from the national commissioner.

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Commenting on the video, Mathe said: “A civilian can be seen in a marked police vehicle wearing a SAPS cap. This unauthorised use of SAPS property and uniform is in direct contravention of the SAPS Act. The civilian has committed at least three offences in terms of the SAPS Act; Section 66 (1), 68(1) and 68(3), in that he wore the emblems and official insignia of the SAPS.”

“The man has thus created the false impression that he is lawfully associated with the police service by being in a marked police vehicle and wearing the badge and emblem of the SAPS, which is protected by law.”

Police are investigating the matter.

Watch Video below;

Zimbabwean man breaks the law by driving a SA Police vehicle and wearing their uniform. pic.twitter.com/dZvMxV5zk7

— Harare Live News (@LiveHarare) January 7, 2023

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