Concerns over police shooting suspects in KZN

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‘The minister should be holding these people accountable, but politically I think it is not feasible for him to be seen to criticise the police that is cheered on by the community,’ says Professor Pierre de Vos, constitutional law expert, University of Cape Town.

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