Metro police chief David Tembe delivers JMPD performance report
JOHANNESBURG – Chief JMPD David Tembe releases JMPD performance report.
Johannesburg mayor Herman Mashaba together with the MMC for Public Safety Michael Sun and the Acting Head of Public Safety David Tembe delivered the monthly Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department (JMPD) performance statistics.
Tembe said drunk driving remained top of the list of arrests made by the Metro police.
Drunken driving remains at the top of arrests made by the Metro Police. This was revealed by acting HOD for Public Safety David Tembe during the tabling of June JMPD Performance Report @NE_Tribune pic.twitter.com/f0dtSHT7Oj
— Nkosazana (@LungileDube) July 22, 2019
Metro police arrests made for driving under the influence of alcohol in June – Region A 53, Region B 94, Region C 97, Region D 136, Region E 89 and Region F1 140 @NE_Tribune
— Nkosazana (@LungileDube) July 22, 2019
With illegal dumping being one of the problems the city was facing, Tembe said 13 trucks were impounded by the police.
In June, the Metro Police impounded 13 trucks for illegal dumping in Region E which covers Alexander, Bramley and Sandton @NE_Tribune
— Nkosazana (@LungileDube) July 22, 2019
Orange farm, Ennerdale and Lenesia had the highest number of service delivery protests and land invassion complaints attended by the Metro Police with 13 cases in June. @NE_Tribune
— Nkosazana (@LungileDube) July 22, 2019
184 accidents were reported on the freeways in June with 11 fatalities recorded. Tembe said the number was too high and policing had to be intensified to decrease the number of fatalities occurring on the freeways @NE_Tribune pic.twitter.com/ztcj9UmyFR
— Nkosazana (@LungileDube) July 22, 2019
