Cele found GUILTY after shouting ‘shut up’ at crime activist Ian Cameron

Police Minister Bheki Cele has been found guilty of breaching the ethical code after shouting ‘shut up’ at crime activist Ian Cameron in Gugulethu last year.

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CELE FOUND GUILTY SHOUTING ‘SHUT UP’ AT CRIME ACTIVIST

Cameron confronted Cele about the police’s shortcomings.

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A confrontation ensued between Cele and Cameron, during which Cele shouted at Cameron.

“I am not going to take any nonsense from someone who regards me as a garden boy today because you regard me as a garden boy. You come here, shut up, shut up, shut up.”

Bheki Cele said.

JUST IN: Parliament’s ethics committee finds police minister Bheki Cele breached MPs' code of conduct when he shouted “shut up” and ordered police to remove Action Society's @IanCameron23 from a police imbizo in Gugulethu last July. pic.twitter.com/7DIHko5gCY

— Action Society (@ActionSocietySA) October 2, 2023

CAMERON WAS VIOLENTLY REMOVED BY THE POLICE

Cameron refused to leave the hall. He was “violently” removed by the police and escorted to his car.

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He said ordering Cele to apologise is a first and appreciated step, but he believes Cele owes the whole country an apology.

“Confidence in the South African Police Service (SAPS) is at an all-time low while the shocking levels of crime have led to South Africa being considered the third most unsafe country in the world.”

“An honorable person will gracefully walk out, but Cele seems too hungry for power. Therefore, Action Society will continue to demand that he resign from his post as minister of police and be removed.

“Nothing has changed since that day; about, in fact, more people are dying now. An apology without action will always be empty. The
SAPS needs to be restructured and rebuilt. Cele must be the first to go.”

Cameron told Maroela Media

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CELE SHOULD APOLOGISE TO CAMERON IN FRONT OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY

Parliament’s ethics committee has found Police Minister Bheki Cele guilty of breaching the code of ethical conduct for MPs.

It furthemore said it wanted Cele to apologise to Cameron in front of members of the National Assembly.