Earlier this week, during an oversight visit to Camps Bay beach, Police Minister Bheki Cele shut down a film shoot, saying it wasn't allowed under the new COVID-19 regulations.
Addressing supporters in the Free State on Sunday, Malema made warnings against the police.
Cele has revealed that 40 officers and reservists have lost their lives in the line of duty.
On 16 August 2012, 34 striking Lonmin mineworkers were killed by officers following a standoff with the company’s management over wage increases.
The Police Ministry has declared a firearms amnesty, which begins on Sunday until May next year.
Bryan De Klerk’s compensation claim against the minister followed his 2012 arrest when his employer lodged a complaint of assault against him.
A final year law student was shot dead during those protests last week over the alleged rigging of the SRC voting process.
DA MP Zak Mbhele says the ratio of 81 highly trained police members for each of the 17 people being looked after by the Presidential Protection Unit is shocking.
During Police Minister Bheki Cele's visit to Crime Intelligence headquarters in Pretoria on Tuesday, he identified four priority crimes which need attention.
Former head of Crime Intelligence head Richard Mdluli was relieved of his duties in January after being on paid suspension for about six years.
On Friday, police shot and killed seven men and arrested a further ten in the churchyard after an earlier attack last week during which a group of men stormed a police station, killing five officers and a retired soldier.
Gunmen stormed the Ncgobo Police Station early this morning killing three officers.
Six suspects appeared before the Brits Magistrates Court on Monday in connection with the murders of at least nine union leaders in and around Marikana.
The ministry’s Vuyo Mhaga spoke to 702’s Stephen Grootes this morning saying Mbalula is not trying to take control of Crime Intelligence.
On Tuesday, it emerged a staggering 2000 firearms were stolen from police armouries in the past four years.
AfriForum has criticised Police Minister Fikile Mbalula for not releasing the specific statistics of farm attacks and murders.
At least five Amcu officials have been killed in the last three months, with the union accusing police in the province of dragging their feet in solving the murders.
This comes after SAPS released its 2017/2018 performance plan indicating its intention to decrease its personnel.
