TMKsouth:
Zuma was arrested, he didn't hand himself in.

Major General Nonhlanhla Zulu, the police officer who led the police team which persuaded former president Jacob Zuma to hand himself over, on Friday described the talks as "emotional".

Speaking on the sidelines of police minister Bheki Cele's media briefing in Durban, Zulu said she was grateful that Zuma finally agreed to hand himself over.

"We told him that as police we are doing everything in our power to avoid a situation where we would be taking him away against his will. Eventually, he agreed.

"It was a very emotional situation to have to persuade him to leave his family. But as police we had no other option as the Constitutional Court had instructed us to ensure that the warrant of arrest is effected," she said.

Zuma, who initially resisted arrest, was eventually taken to the Estcourt Correctional Services Centre, where he has began serving his 15 month jail sentence on Thursday morning.

Cele commended Zulu for her "outstanding negotiation skills".

"We are extremely proud of her. What she accomplished is proof of the depth of talent within the police service," he said.

Cele revealed that it took about nine hours for the police team led by Zulu to convince Zuma to hand himself over.

"There is a lot of work that went into the negotiations," he said.

Daveambition:
If this woman below storm ur gate..
She no dey make arrest without bullet not piercing ur skin...
Most of our 9ja female Olokpa physical appearance fit scare away ur superpower as a Man

zhike:


Great job to Madam Zulu, she did a great job to avoid unnecessary conflicts

TMKsouth:
[s]Zuma was arrested after 9 hours of negotiation, he didn't hand himself in.

Major General Nonhlanhla Zulu, the police officer who led the police team which persuaded former president Jacob Zuma to hand himself over, on Friday described the talks as "emotional".

Speaking on the sidelines of police minister Bheki Cele's media briefing in Durban, Zulu said she was grateful that Zuma finally agreed to hand himself over.

"We told him that as police we are doing everything in our power to avoid a situation where we would be taking him away against his will. Eventually, he agreed.

"It was a very emotional situation to have to persuade him to leave his family. But as police we had no other option as the Constitutional Court had instructed us to ensure that the warrant of arrest is effected," she said.

Zuma, who initially resisted arrest, was eventually taken to the Estcourt Correctional Services Centre, where he has begun serving his 15 month jail sentence on Thursday morning.

Cele commended Zulu for her "outstanding negotiation skills".

"We are extremely proud of her. What she accomplished is proof of the depth of talent within the police service," he said.

Cele revealed that it took about nine hours for the police team led by Zulu to convince Zuma to hand himself over.

"There is a lot of work that went into the negotiations," he said.[/s]

Iceyjayzz:
NO

Iceyjayzz:
XENOPHOBIC

Iceyjayzz:
IS

Iceyjayzz:
XENOPHOBIC

YEBOmadiba:


oga, please why are u always spamming this guy's threads? U need to grow up.

TMKsouth:


Thanks man, I don't know what this guy's problem is. Where are the moderators when one needs them.

TMKsouth:
Zuma was arrested after 9 hours of negotiation, he didn't hand himself in.

Major General Nonhlanhla Zulu, the police officer who led the police team which persuaded former president Jacob Zuma to hand himself over, on Friday described the talks as "emotional".

Speaking on the sidelines of police minister Bheki Cele's media briefing in Durban, Zulu said she was grateful that Zuma finally agreed to hand himself over.

"We told him that as police we are doing everything in our power to avoid a situation where we would be taking him away against his will. Eventually, he agreed.

"It was a very emotional situation to have to persuade him to leave his family. But as police we had no other option as the Constitutional Court had instructed us to ensure that the warrant of arrest is effected," she said.

Zuma, who initially resisted arrest, was eventually taken to the Estcourt Correctional Services Centre, where he has begun serving his 15 month jail sentence on Thursday morning.

Cele commended Zulu for her "outstanding negotiation skills".

"We are extremely proud of her. What she accomplished is proof of the depth of talent within the police service," he said.

Cele revealed that it took about nine hours for the police team led by Zulu to convince Zuma to hand himself over.

"There is a lot of work that went into the negotiations," he said.