@newsnexussa: Three members of Gauteng Provincial Crime Intelligence, who were arrested for a business robbery at a Pakistani-owned shop in Tokoza, Ekurhuleni, have been granted bail. The accused are Constable Emmanuel Shimmy Ntoampe, Constable Bheki Gavin Sithole, and Constable Tshabangu. Each has been released on bail of R1,500. Their co-accused, a police informer, is still in custody. The case has been postponed to 17 April 2025 at the Palm Ridge Magistrate’s Court. 14 April 2026 #InCaseYouMissedIt #newsstories #southafricatiktok🇿🇦 #southafricatiktok

moeketsi :

are these cops?

ntsika :

do they not have privacy rights

Funi :

Question are they still at work

Miss_Mazibuko♌️ :

Why is bail granted ?

Whataboutme2 :

nice camera quality

Lappies :

why granted bail?

ThabzBosh :

forgive them they are still young

🤫 :

bayekeni vele kuno kudos okubolile kuleyo shop

Sir Robert :

They re also human beings they can make mistakes

mfuraz 🇿🇦 :

this is sad

Jezebel :

That's so not nice 😕

Ruaan🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦 :

they back in court 17 april 2025?

Lele Mchunu :

They are so young

biancafrankverste :

Way bail?

Paul Mhlanga :

4

wouternoddie :

why

Lancey Perfumes :

mavusana :

I give up

bongani :

good

Ms T :

But why did they do that? 😳😳😳

Nelz000 :

They are innocent,

Hansie :

Why

DitiroMawai :

They were arrested for robbing a Palestinian-owned shop, which is clearly a crime and should be condemned. However, there are also concerns being raised about some of these shops allegedly operating without proper registration and not complying with regulations. This raises a broader question: while we condemn criminal acts like robbery, should there not also be equal attention given to enforcing compliance with business laws for everyone? The focus should be on upholding the law fairly and consistently.

chiloane :

They must be released.