Zuko Komisa

A memorial service is being held today, in Bloemfontein, to honour the dedication and service of the three late constables who tragically lost their lives.
The bodies of Boipelo Senoge (20), Cebekhulu Linda (24), and Keamogetswe Buys (24) were recovered from the Hennops River last Tuesday.
They had been reported missing on Thursday, 24 April after they were last seen near the Grasmere Toll Plaza on the N1 while driving to their deployment in Limpopo.
The VW Polo they were travelling in was also recovered from the Hennops River last Thursday and was believed to have veered off the N1 bridge.
The service, which commenced at 12:00, has brought together members of the South African Police Service (SAPS), representatives from the Free State Provincial Government, and members of the community to pay their respects.
The SAPS and the Free State Provincial Government have conveyed their deepest condolences to the families and loved ones of the fallen officers.
The memorial is taking place at the Bobbies Park Hall.
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The Constables would visit the grounds frequently as part of police activities.
Their childhood pictures have now been displayed on screens around the hall.
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"On that specific night she was very happy, more than happy.. but I don't know why" – Constable Mkhetho on his last shift with his colleague, Constable Boipelo Senoge.
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It would have been her 25th birthday this month, and Mkhetho had promised to buy Senoge a gift.
Instead, he… pic.twitter.com/154ONQpJbf
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