Nic Dlamini's arm broken by Table Mountain rangers

[babse]

apparently, he had entered silvermine gate without producing his activity card!?

 

release from TMNP 

[wessie12]

Being a Cop myself for 18 years incidents like this baffles me. One thing that I learned is that no matter how hardegat a person gets it is a lot more satisfying to take a deep breath, smile and pile up the charges against a person without lifting a pinky.

[NC_lurker]

It lkooks like he breaks his arm when the official pushes him into the side of the car before opening the tail gate.

I think you mean the sanparks official broke his arm when assaulting him.

[dev null]

Only the one oke seems to be very agro. Shocking and unacceptable behavior.

And we moer our name away once again internationally.

 

We had a name?

 

That ship has sailed long ago.

[etienne_jordaan]

There is usually 3 sides to every story. The park ranger, Nic’s and then the truth, which we will never know.

[tubed]

SANPARKS had this coming for a loooong time - no matter whether he was lawfully there or not - they should sue them properly - totally unnecessary force.

 

But this has been the modus operandi of SANPARKS on the peninsula for years now - lets hope these people in the video get whats coming to them, but more so the management which have allowed, tolerated and encouraged this type of management - they also deserve to be fired.

 

These same cretins sit and drink their morning coffee while the poachers are active within eyesight of their offices at Oudekraal, but there they turn a blind eye because they are too sh*t scared to even look at the rape of the oceans on their watch.

 

Absolutely pathetic bunch who don't know a thing about conservation or being public servants.

[dev null]

There is usually 3 sides to every story. The park ranger, Nic’s and then the truth, which we will never know.

 

I am sure Nic might have been a smart arse, but that is no reason to break the bloke's arm.

[nathrix]

There is usually 3 sides to every story. The park ranger, Nic’s and then the truth, which we will never know.

 

The truth is the park rangers manhandled him as if arresting a common thug who stabbed or assaulted someone severely, it's crystal clear in the video.

[babse]

SANPARKS had this coming for a loooong time - no matter whether he was lawfully there or not - they should sue them properly - totally unnecessary force.

 

But this has been the modus operandi of SANPARKS on the peninsula for years now - lets hope these people in the video get whats coming to them, but more so the management which have allowed, tolerated and encouraged this type of management - they also deserve to be fired.

 

These same cretins sit and drink their morning coffee while the poachers are active within eyesight of their offices at Oudekraal, but there they turn a blind eye because they are too sh*t scared to even look at the rape of the oceans on their watch.

 

Absolutely pathetic bunch who don't know a thing about conservation or being public servants.

agreed x1000

[marko35s]

There is usually 3 sides to every story. The park ranger, Nic’s and then the truth, which we will never know.

Yep sure, other than the witness that took the video of the whole mess.

There's your third side right there.

It doesn't matter whether he was being a bit naughty or cheeky, that was in no way reasonable force being applied. It was one short fat twat being the tough guy...

[etienne_jordaan]

I am sure Nic might have been a smart arse, but that is no reason to break the bloke's arm.

[etienne_jordaan]

I agree 100%, but i think we all know something happened that caused this incident to escalate to what it is now.

[Karman de Lange]

The truth is the park rangers manhandled him as if arresting a common thug who stabbed or assaulted someone severely, it's crystal clear in the video.

if you look from the rangers side, it could have been thug who was on way to stab someone?  One dont know what happened before they manhandled him.   From rangers perpective he was just another trespasser without permit.   We all know thugs dress up these days to blend in

 

 Will rather wait for full report before blaming anyone,

[etienne_jordaan]

The truth is the park rangers manhandled him as if arresting a common thug who stabbed or assaulted someone severely, it's crystal clear in the video.

[etienne_jordaan]

The video does not show the whole incident from the start.

[nathrix]

if you look from the rangers side, it could have been thug who was on way to stab someone?  One dont know what happened before they manhandled him.   From rangers perpective he was just another trespasser without permit.   We all know thugs dress up these days to blend in

 

 Will rather wait for full report before blaming anyone,

 

 

Ja okay, a video report is worth more than a thousand words