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PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Friday November 18, 2011. Photo credit should read: Dave Thompson/PA The treason statistics report has shown that an stereotype of 57 South Africans are murdered every day and is rationalization for grave snooping equal to NICRO CEO, Soraya Solomon. Solomon was moreover skeptical of national police commissioner Khehla Sitole’s promise that South Africans would never see figures like this again, saying: “NICRO would like to know what plans are in place to ensure a radical subtract in the rates of treason and violence in our country. The yearly release of the treason statistics report results in an outcry from political parties, starchy society and communities every year, and for good reason. The time has come to put constructive strategies in place to ensure the safety of every South African citizen. “Some 20 percent of all murders single-minded in the last year were of women and children. This, together with an interpretation that only between 10 and 25 percent of sexual offenses are reported, unmistakably indicates that South Africa is a country in crisis.” Dwindling police numbers NICRO claims the number of police officers has dwindled in recent years and that there are moreover too few police stations. The police force, which has been ineffective in curbing violent crime, has substantially failed the citizens of South Africa. Their claims are backed up by the fact that Commissioner Sitole admitted older in the week that the police service currently has a deficit of 62 000 officers, as well as the fact that there was only unbearable money for police colleges to run at 70 percent of capacity. South Africa’s upper levels of treason and violence demand an constructive police gravity that is equipped in terms of size, skills and resources to respond to these hair-trigger times. “According to a 2015 ISS report, South Africa spent R126-billion on the criminal justice system but only a mere R9-billion on treason prevention for the year. NICRO would like to see a significant shift with increasingly resources stuff allocated to treason prevention programs,” explained Solomon. Urgent whoopee required NICRO concedes that the problem is ramified and that solutions to the upper levels of treason and violence are equally ramified and challenging, but that urgent whoopee is required to ensure that South Africa does not descend into a state of lawlessness. “The time has come to stop debating, deliberating and lamenting the upper incidence and consequences of treason and spotlighting treason statistics and all that is negative. It is time for positive, proactive action,” Solomon concluded. Comments comments TAGSCRIMEPOLICESouth AfricaStatistics Previous articleSmash-and-grab hero speaks outNext articlePeace at last in South Sudan! Nick Krige SHARE Facebook Twitter tweet RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR #TheHerd exits with a zinger #IdolsSA: Yanga steals the show AKA and DJ Zinhle seen getting cosy at club in Pretoria Popular Articles Orlando Pirates hit with lengthy injury list Sep 29, 2018 AKA and DJ Zinhle seen getting cosy at club in Pretoria Oct 1, 2018 AKA reacts to Kanye West’s name change: ‘It’s heartbreaking’ Oct 1, 2018 Rakhale: Tinkler hasn't reverted since Orlando Pirates days Oct 1, 2018 #IdolsSA: Yanga steals the show Oct 1, 2018 About Us Advertise With Us Contact Us Careers Terms & Conditions Privacy Policy © Copyright 2018, SA Breaking News, a part of Ole! Media Group. 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