inoki247:
lol this part of the world with jargons policy everyday...

Dem dey dance with dere uniform so far dem no dey act blue film with d uniform or taking drugs or alcohol while working.

Dem sha no shoot people any na dance dem dey dance abi dere dancing go affect derr performance e go say when dem hold Gun mak Gun no answer dem....

TMKsouth:
Videos of dancing cops are no longer allowed on social media.



https://www.dailysun.co.za/News/no-more-tiktok-dancing-for-cops-20220106

Ppogbae:
Policing is stressful in SA, considering the high amounts of crime in poor areas like the townships and various urban centres as well. Let these guys blow off some steam!

Mastakija:
The person above me will not make heaven for taking my ftc space

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The person below me was to slow to comment so therefore shim will not wake heaven

TMKsouth:
Videos of dancing cops are no longer allowed on social media.



https://www.dailysun.co.za/News/no-more-tiktok-dancing-for-cops-20220106

dfrost:
Social media: the bane of modern day society.

dazzlingd:


Perhaps we should all be having fun. Everyone of us

Surgeons during operation, engineers and construction workers, bankers, soldiers in battle fields, etc..
Even our president should be having fun

Promise47:
South Africa I love the Country see that woman back side if I go in there I may never come outside Lol

NLPoliceWoman:
They should allow us to enjoy ourselves for a few weeks please.

Police don't trend everyday.

Allow me to enjoy myself on repeat............

bkool7:
Having fun on duty?

Fun and duty don't mix

jagged44:


There's nothing wrong with surgeons dancing after a successful operation, police dancing after successful arrest of a criminal, bankers dancing during break to relieve stress, soldiers dancing after completion of a mission, engineers dancing after finishing their job.

In the Bible when David first wife say him dancing, she condemned him saying it's unbecoming for a king to dance like that, but God rebuked her.

The recent trend of South Africa policemen dancing on social media will improve the people's impression of the police and make them apear more friendly and approachable unlike Nigerian police.

TMKsouth:
Other videos


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMcfVHnX5C8

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=samqzFpwxHc

Blackfire:
My in laws...

LeSudAfricaine:
very very good move! It was really getting out of hand

jagged44:


The recent trend of South Africa policemen dancing on social media will improve the people's impression of the police and make them apear more friendly and approachable unlike Nigerian police.

Parrot69:
The prospects of labour force in that country is zero. That’s why most of them are drunkards and drug addict.
Yet when foreigners come to help them out , they take offense and start mauling their fellow black people.

Nicoswit:

Why ban it na, I enjoy watching South African police women dancing

dazzlingd:


Perhaps we should all be having fun. Everyone of us

Surgeons during operation, engineers and construction workers, bankers, soldiers in battle fields, etc..
Even our president should be having fun

TMKsouth:


Personally I think it makes them more approachable. But then again, there's so much disrespect for the cops nowadays - taxi drivers are actually the real police of SA

TMKsouth:


True, although there might also be some unintended consequences. Personally I think SA police lack public respect, so this might exacerbate that.

LeSudAfricaine:
Our cops already have a problem of being perceived as soft or inefficient, this dilly dallying on tick-tock does them no favours. Our police must regain that aura of authority