marine1
Honorary Master
Crime-buster told to f*** off
We were discussing this yesterday at lunch, gvt departments, have no idea how to handle people.
My relation went to quey an issue for a drivers license and some cow at the head of that department told her that white people must learn that they do not have to speak white languages.
I advised her to go and lay a complaint with the HRC. This article has nothing to do with race I am just relaying an incident that happened before you start flaming me.
It is unbelievable how people on the front lines do not have any idea how to deal with the public or have any compassion when someone is in need of assistance.
10111 is a complete bloody mess, the system cost how much ??? Waste of bloody money IMO.
The whole of the police management needs an overhaul.
I fear we are far from ever seeing an efficient police force in this country.
http://www.iol.co.za/news/south-africa/gauteng/crime-buster-told-to-f-off-1.1259103
“F*** off,” then click.
This was the alleged response of a 10111 operator when she answered a call from Primedia Broadcasting CEO Yusuf Abramjee on Sunday.
It came as a shock to the well-known crime-buster, who is also an executive of LeadSA, but now he wants to take the matter further.
The incident happened on Sunday afternoon in Laudium, near Pretoria, when Abramjee spotted what he thought was a crime going down.
“I was driving in Laudium and saw a suspicious car, where it looked like people were selling drugs,” said Abramjee.
He called 10111 and explained the situation to the operator, who then proceeded to thank him for the call and put down the phone.
Abramjee called another two times and the phone was again put down.
On his fourth call, he asked that a vehicle be sent out to check on the situation.
The operator told him to “f*** off” and put down the phone.
This apparently happened at 2.43pm on Sunday.
“I was told that the commander was on lunch when I asked to speak to him,” Abramjee said.
He has since lodged a formal complaint with the SAPS and the Independent Complaints Directorate.
“Last week, Breakfast Express on 94.7 Highveld Stereo took several calls from listeners complaining about the 10111 service. Gauteng police promised to investigate them and also to arrange a visit to the centre in Midrand to see the processes.
“They must go through the recordings and bring the person to account. We can’t sit back and watch this nonsense happen,” Abramjee said in promising to pursue the issue to its conclusion.
After tweeting his ordeal, other people shared their experiences. - The Star
We were discussing this yesterday at lunch, gvt departments, have no idea how to handle people.
My relation went to quey an issue for a drivers license and some cow at the head of that department told her that white people must learn that they do not have to speak white languages.
I advised her to go and lay a complaint with the HRC. This article has nothing to do with race I am just relaying an incident that happened before you start flaming me.
It is unbelievable how people on the front lines do not have any idea how to deal with the public or have any compassion when someone is in need of assistance.
10111 is a complete bloody mess, the system cost how much ??? Waste of bloody money IMO.
The whole of the police management needs an overhaul.
I fear we are far from ever seeing an efficient police force in this country.
http://www.iol.co.za/news/south-africa/gauteng/crime-buster-told-to-f-off-1.1259103
“F*** off,” then click.
This was the alleged response of a 10111 operator when she answered a call from Primedia Broadcasting CEO Yusuf Abramjee on Sunday.
It came as a shock to the well-known crime-buster, who is also an executive of LeadSA, but now he wants to take the matter further.
The incident happened on Sunday afternoon in Laudium, near Pretoria, when Abramjee spotted what he thought was a crime going down.
“I was driving in Laudium and saw a suspicious car, where it looked like people were selling drugs,” said Abramjee.
He called 10111 and explained the situation to the operator, who then proceeded to thank him for the call and put down the phone.
Abramjee called another two times and the phone was again put down.
On his fourth call, he asked that a vehicle be sent out to check on the situation.
The operator told him to “f*** off” and put down the phone.
This apparently happened at 2.43pm on Sunday.
“I was told that the commander was on lunch when I asked to speak to him,” Abramjee said.
He has since lodged a formal complaint with the SAPS and the Independent Complaints Directorate.
“Last week, Breakfast Express on 94.7 Highveld Stereo took several calls from listeners complaining about the 10111 service. Gauteng police promised to investigate them and also to arrange a visit to the centre in Midrand to see the processes.
“They must go through the recordings and bring the person to account. We can’t sit back and watch this nonsense happen,” Abramjee said in promising to pursue the issue to its conclusion.
After tweeting his ordeal, other people shared their experiences. - The Star
