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Calm was restored on Thursday to the street outside the police’s Personal Protection Services building following an earlier punch-up with members of the Tshwane Metro Police. Management from the two authorities are behind closed doors negotiating a truce.
The incident took place after traffic officers started towing police officers’ private vehicles.
The metro police intended towing away vehicles illegally parked in the street but were met with stiff resistance from South African Police Services (Saps) officers who own the vehicles.
Dozens more metro police arrived in response cars, combis and on bikes when the Towing Unit called for back up. This angered the police, many of whom are responsible for VIP protection, including that of the president.
A scuffle broke out which led to a fist fight between several officers. The police retreated to their headquarters when management stepped in.
They are now sitting in a group, keeping a close eye on the metro police who are milling around their illegally parked cars.
Management from the two authorities are expected to conclude their meeting soon.