SAPS issues strict warning on weapons ahead of June 30 marches
Police have warned that carrying dangerous weapons or firearms at gatherings is prohibited and will enforce the law without fear or favour for the June 30 anti-illegal immigration marches.
The South African Police Service released a statement on operational preparedness for the anti-illegal immigration marches planned for June 30.
Acting National Commissioner Lieutenant General FP Dimpane said the issue of weapons during public gatherings remains a matter of serious concern.
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Police members have been instructed to enforce the law without fear or favour, with necessary action to be taken against any violations.
The SAPS has also called on organisers of marches to discourage participants from carrying weapons or engaging in conduct that could provoke violence or place others at risk.
The objective is to ensure that every gathering remains peaceful and that everyone returns home safely.
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