Zuko Komisa

The Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department (JMPD) has launched an investigation into reports of individuals impersonating law enforcement officers and operating in the area between Winnie Mandela Drive and Beyers Naudé.
The public is urged to exercise caution and remain vigilant following these concerning reports.
According to EWN the JMPD’s investigation follows a social media post that alerted motorists to the presence of four individuals, including a woman, allegedly posing as officers.
According to the post, these individuals are reportedly driving an unmarked white Quantum vehicle and stopping motorists in the specified area.
The JMPD takes these allegations very seriously
JMPD spokesperson Xolani Fihla confirmed that the department’s Tactical Response Unit is actively looking into the matter. “The JMPD takes these allegations very seriously,”
“The safety of our residents is our top priority, and we are actively investigating these reports to ensure the security of our community.” stated Fihla.
Fihla emphasized that motorists can contact either the JMPD or the South African Police Service (SAPS) if they have any doubts about the legitimacy of individuals claiming to be officers.
“If you are stopped by individuals claiming to be JMPD officers, it is your right to request to see their official JMPD identification card,” advised Fihla.
He also urged the public to take note of the vehicle’s registration number, make, and model, as well as any distinguishing features of the individuals involved.
Motorists who have been victims of such incidents or have witnessed any suspicious activity are encouraged to report it immediately to the JMPD at 011 375 5911 or the SAPS at 10111.
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