3rd Degree of 9 June 2009 on a 69-year-old Alzheimer

3rd Degree of 9 June 2009 on a 69-year-old Alzheimer's sufferer who stole a chocolate and then died in police custody. The incident in Shoprite Kriel happen. The theft is a consequence of the state, he probably forgot to pay for the slide. Shoprite locked himself in an office and an office handcuffed. (I've been in the past moaning on shops' actions concerning shoplifting.)
It was not the end of the old man's abuse. Two fresh police pick him up. On the camera it shows how one police man his shake peppersprei and then the old man full in the face with it spread. He was making them as meek as a lamb to follow. By law, he had apparently have been examined by a doctor immediately. He was for five hours in a cell and his family may have not seen him.
By the time the doctor came to him, he was already dead. Presumably of a heart attack. The independent prosecuting authority, the police and Shoprite all independent investigation. Everyone had their hands course npa now in innocence. The state's autopsy report is a different place from the photos taken the lyksbesorger Brown. This alone makes me smell rat.
Best of all is the interview with police. Deborah Patta was referring to the chocolate R8 food. Superintendent said her when vermakering that the R8-50. As though the 50c justify the brutality. All the police could explain that he was violent. They can not say what he did that made him violent. I certainly would have been violent came after I peppersproei besides (that is me, not necessarily the old man).
Let the whole story certainly a bad taste in any reasonable person's mouth. 14 months ago I did not have an answer regarding shoplifting. Today I. Area the thief to pay for real - he may have really accidentally stolen. If he can not, let him call someone who can or will offer him the opportunity to work for it. If he can not, let the police. Shoplifting is indeed a petty crime and police have worse crimes to keep them busy. If it happens a second time, banned him from the store. npa Cheaper, easier and better for everyone npa involved.
What real danger was an old man for two healthy men who were taught hold themselves to handaf? They could have stopped him, but without violence. npa A police officer may not sound judgment reveal? The stronger they may use to protect the weak? The boosters are not supposed to be the weak candle in their power to suppress.
Let me ask the question that Deborah Patta avoided. If the old man was black, the store manager and bully officers white, there are a lot of fuss over a racist attack. Nobody gonna mention race, because the colors are all reversed. Now it's just people.
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Arrests should be racist performed. white arrest may only white and black just black. in the case management at shop rite black security guards were black. police were black. the old man would have felt more comfortable in white presence. and the white police officers would sympathize with a confused, violent old man, had.
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That while he never even got a traffic ticket, npa he said. Gerrit van Zyl (42), a businessman from Midrand, on Sunday when he finally returned last night at his home in Lonehill. "The first thing I did was to get under a hot shower in." npa
Van Zyl and nine motorists yesterday around 08:00 at the intersection of arrested Main and Kyalamiweg Road. They were all left in turn Kyalamiweg and rush-hour traffic trying to thwart "shortcut" on the shoulder of the road to take, Van Zyl acknowledged last night.
"I thought the traffic joking when he said I was in arrest and that everything I say can be held against me. We are in a convoy, with a traffic car in front and one behind, the Midrand police station. "
"There npa were five taxi drivers. We all felt the same: stunned. The woman was very unlucky. The most frustrating was that we did not understand how the process works. Everything but our clothes were taken from us: shoelaces, belts, npa watches, rings, npa cell phones, keys and money. "
Van Zyl said they but the whole day in the "dirty" cell without npa food sat shivering and talking until they did shortly before 17:00 on R500 bail. They will appear in court in Midrand on charge