Source: http://www.news24.com/Content/South...2-2010-02-55/Presidency_refuses_crime_letters
Cape Town - The presidency on Tuesday refused to accept 23 000 letters about crime from concerned South Africans.
Solidarity trade union deputy general secretary Dirk Hermann led a three-member delegation to Parliament to personally deliver the letters to President Jacob Zuma.
After another lengthy wait and further cellphone calls, Hermann and his delegation were instructed by the police to take everything back to the visitor's centre, because the bundles of letters had not been scanned by security.
Back at the visitor's centre, and after more cellphone calls, Hermann announced that the presidency was now refusing to accept the letters.