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Provincial police silent on Sona action

Publish date: 05 March 2015
Issue Number: 3704
Diary: Legalbrief Today
Category: Corruption

Western Cape police could not answer questions about action taken during the State of the Nation Address as it was a national operation, provincial commissioner Arno Lamoer said yesterday, according to a report on the News24 site. 'It is a national event. It is a national operation. There are different role players in that,' Lamoer told the chairperson of the provincial Standing Committee on Community Safety, Mireille Wenger. The committee had called him in to get insight and clarification on what police did in the parliamentary precinct during President Jacob Zuma's State of the Nation speech on 12 February. He said the committee needed to address questions to the National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure (Natjoints). Natjoints, which is mandated to secure major national events, includes the police, defence force, metro police departments, and intelligence bodies.

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