Toya Delazy criticised cops

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Looting SA: Toya Delazy slams cops for door-to-door raids ‘on the poor’

Singer Toya Delazy says that ‘only in SA are door-to-door raids on the poor a solution to poverty’.

Toya Delazy criticised cops

Image via Twitter @ToyaDelazy

London based South African musician Toya Delazy took to Twitter to criticise police officials for recent door-to-door raids. Her criticism comes as police officers and army officials were seen storming the homes of looters and confiscating groceries and appliances that were looted a few weeks ago.

Toya Delazy speaks out

South African singer Toya Delazy has once again taken to Twitter to share her views on the ongoing trouble in the country.

This time the musician criticised police and army officials who have been tasked with the job of going doo-to-door in local townships. Their mission is to confiscate the various grocery products and appliances tat were looted from various South African outlets after riots broke out during the #FreeJacobZuma protests.

Delazy however is not happy with this and basically criticised South Africa for taking things from the people who need it:

“Only in South Africa door to door raids on the poor as a solution for poverty,” reads one of her tweets.

She also goes on to say how the youth of South Africa shouldn’t turn on each other because that is what the system wants. She then calls on everyone to stand together during this time.

South Africans chip in

Many South Africans agreed with the singer and joined her in criticising South African officials for the manner in which they handled the situation that has obviously gotten out of hand here in Mzansi. Read a few of their comments below:

@dbn_lifestyle said:

“But the are scared to go to Phoenix were our people were massacred with unlicensed firearms #pheonixmassacre”

@PrinceGersie said:

“Imagine the army going door to door to take back looted land…”

While @EternalFearless thought differently and had this to say:

“There’s no time for victimhood they’re criminals who destroyed lives, maybe they need to come and burn and loot your studios and its equipment so that you can see how it feels.”

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