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SAfrica top police managers admit crowd control training \neglected\ since 1994
2012
Overview
During a briefing to Parliament's police committee yesterday, the police top brass - including national police commissioner General Riah Phiyega - explained that crowd control training had \"not been a priority\" after 1994 as the country had become \"pretty stable\". Jonny Steinberg, a research associate at Oxford University's Centre for Criminology and a specialist in SA policing policy, has pointed to a lack of appropriate training and a sharp decline in specialist expertise within the police under former commissioner Jackie Selebi as a probable explanation for the Marikana massacre. \"If there had been proper public order policing (at Marikana), there would have been all sorts of alternatives to try before resorting to live ammunition,\" Steinberg was quoted as saying.
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BBC Worldwide Limited
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