VIDEO EXPOSES POLICE OFFICERS AGGRESSIVELY HANDLING A WOMAN INTO THE VAN

Police watchdog, IPID is investigating this incident of alleged Police Brutality.



A video was posted via web-based networking media which indicated two police ladies pushing another woman in the back of their van. In any case, the recording left South Africans into two.



Video film of two female cops has started an incredible discussion on Twitter about police fierceness. The clasp, which was shared on Twitter by Ofentse Setimo, demonstrated the cops forcefully taking care of the woman they arrested.

South Africans had distinctive suppositions with respect to the video and even EFF pioneer Julius Malema said something.
As indicated by Juju, there was nothing wrong with the cops' actions since they were merely doing their jobs.
"Officers on duty, doing their work properly. I hope they are safe" - He said
Malema was not the only one the same number of other South Africans resounded his assessments.

There is conflict between the public about the Police actions and many remain divided.

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