BAD COPS GET A BREAK: The closure of the SAPS Anti-Corruption Anti-Corruption Unit
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https://doi.org/10.17159/2413-3108/2003/i4a1065Keywords:
police, corruption, South AfricaAbstract
In 1996 the SAPS established its first internal anti-corruption unit to tackle what was identified as a growing problem of police corruption. Seven years down the line, combating corruption is still a national priority of the SAPS. But recently the SAPS announced that it is closing the anti-corruption unit and integrating some of its members into the organised crime unit. International experience suggests, however, that a specialised unit dedicated to investigating police crime and corruption is crucial if these problems are to be tackled effectively.
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