By: Natasha Archary

The South African Police Service (SAPS) has distanced itself from Master KG’s fake “police party” that is taking place on Friday, 08 December.
In a statement, SAPS slammed the unauthorized use of its emblem in the advertising poster for the event which is seemingly in conjunction with Wierdabrug SAPS.
The event poster states it is the Wierdabrug SAPS that presents the year end function with Master KG an Vukani.
However, SAPS says the poster is false advertising and the District Commissioner of Tshwane has distance Tshwane District and the Wierdabrug Police Station from the event.
“The South African Police Service (SAPS) has recently become aware of the unauthorized use of its emblem in false marketing and advertising for a year-end function hosted by the Wierdabrug SAPS, featuring various artists.
Major-General Azwinndini Nengovhela, the District Commissioner of Tshwane, unequivocally distances the Tshwane District and the Wierdabrug Police Station from this event.
It is imperative to note that the South African Police Service Act explicitly prohibits the use of its emblem or any insignia by unauthorized individuals or entities.
Failure to obtain proper authorization for the use of these insignias constitutes a criminal offense and may result in arrest and prosecution in a court of law.”
SAPS responds to Master KG’s fake police party
Master KG hasn’t addressed the poster or responded to the statement by SAPS regarding the event.
#sapsGP The #SAPS has recently become aware of the unauthorized use of its emblem in false marketing and advertising for a year-end function hosted by the Wierdabrug SAPS, featuring various artists. Maj Gen Azwindini Nengovhela, the District Commissioner of Tshwane, unequivocally… pic.twitter.com/0MGUlpPwb6
— SA Police Service 🇿🇦 (@SAPoliceService) December 7, 2023
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