Source: https://x.com/psiralive/status/1808894139641045254?s=46
In Johannesburg Central, a recent operation targeting unregistered and untrained security officers has led to significant enforcement actions. The crackdown resulted in the arrest of 23 individuals, comprising 11 South Africans and 12 foreign nationals. Additionally, four registered security businesses (SPPs) were implicated in the operation.
The authorities have opened 27 criminal cases as part of this comprehensive effort to uphold regulatory standards within the security sector. Moreover, four Code of Conduct cases will be initiated against the involved security businesses, highlighting the sector-wide impact of the enforcement drive.
The operation underscores the commitment of Johannesburg Central authorities to ensure that security personnel and businesses comply with legal and professional standards. This initiative aims to enhance public safety and trust in the security services operating within the area.
Officials have emphasized the importance of proper registration and training for security officers, warning that non-compliance will not be tolerated. The arrests and subsequent legal actions serve as a stern reminder to the security industry of the stringent requirements in place and the consequences of failing to adhere to them.
Further details regarding the nature of the criminal cases and the specific violations by the security businesses are expected to emerge as the cases proceed. This operation is part of an ongoing effort to maintain high standards in the security sector and protect the public from unqualified and unregistered security personnel.