Case No :     CAS 76/11/2012   - 2 Dockets

CAS 90/11/2012

CAS 77/ 11/2012

                       IPID Case No : 1211 0514 28

( The Independent Police Investigative Directorate IPID )

Well known International Professional Engineer CEO of the Professional Engineers and President of the Medical Malpractice Association, reports Mercedes Benz to the National Consumer Commissioner ( NCC ) and the Public Protector about his car. Dr Zimmermann CEO of Mercedes Benz retaliates and has him arrested and Beaten up on a false Charge, and has his home raided on two occasions. Here are the Nameless police who did it. R 500,000-00 stolen ( Guns, Jewellery and Money Stolen).

The Story from the Affidavitt

The Above Nameless Policeman were not wearing their Police Star and Name Tags, and refused to Show me their appointment Cards or give me their names.

On the 23^rd October 2012, at 12h22  12 Heavily armed ‘’Policeman’’ led by a white Rambo Cop Accused No 1 pointing their firearm demanded entry into our home at in Rivonia. They all had their firearms out and were pointing them at me at my front door.

They had 5 Police cars and had also blocked the entrance to the Complex.There were more Police with R 5 Automatic weapons

They accused me of murder, attempted Murder, firing a firearm in Public and Pointing a firearm and intimidation.

I asked them for their ID’s  as none of them were wearing Name tags and they refused to show me their ID’s or give me their names. 

They stated that they were not obliged to prove their ID’s or give me their names.’’ Who the Fuck was I to ask them for ID’’ From the SAPS  (It is a legal requirement to have your name displayed and produce your appointment Certificate.( Annex B )

 They told me that they would break down the door to the house.

The white nameless Rambo cop Nameless Accused No 1 said that he would teach me a lesson for trying to Fuck with Mercedes Benz and he was going to ‘’fuck me up’’

I have taken Mercedes Benz to the NCC  NCE and NPA for Contravention of Section 68 of the National Credit Act 34 of 2005 and Criminal Prosecution the Consumer Protection Bill 68 of 2008 and in direct violation of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa Act 108 0f 1996 and its various amendments.Copies of all Documents have been  sent to the NCR, NPA, NCC, IPID and have been Publically Published.

They are also in contravention of the FICA rules, and a separate Case has been opened, demanding a full FICA Audit.

They entered the house and the nameless Policeman (Nameless Accused No 2 was instructed by nameless Rambo Cop Nameless Accused No 1 to beat me up and teach me a lesson not to’’ fuck with Dr Zimmermann and Mercedes Benz’’

The nameless Policeman (Nameless Accused No 2 persistently  hit me with his flat hand on the Right side of my head behind my ear.  

The nameless Policeman (Nameless Accused No 2 )  Frog Marched me around the House holding me by the back of my collar and the seat of pants and hit me about 30 times. He kept throwing me against the door frames in the house, much to the amusement of all the other ‘’Policemen’’.

I warned him a number of times that I had a hip replacement and that I complications with  the wound and my leg.( I have had 6 operations )

He then in full view of the white Rambo cop, Dead Legged me about 10 times on the Wound of my hip replacement.

I Told him that I could feel Blood running down my leg and he Continued with the Dead Leg torture. 

When I complained, the white Rambo Cop said’’ he is a cheeky Bastard fuck him up and put Hand cuffs on him’’. 

To the great amusement of them all the ‘’Policemen ‘’ he started rubbing his groin on the side of my leg simulating a sexual act.

I shouted at him to stop acting like pervert and the Rambo cop said ‘’fuck him up and we are going to teach him a lesson for trying to fuck with Mercedes Benz.’’ 

They at Gun Point demanded that we open our two safes as Rambo Cop Nameless Accused no 1 had a Print out of the Firearms that I owned. As per picture our Safes were raided and the Contents ring by ring were examined and my various wallets were raided. My collection of Silver coins and Kruger Rands were removed from the safe, and I was held back by the seat of my pants while they raided the safe. and Loaded up the contents see annex Annex N ) value Missing and stolen between R 487,750-00 and R 570,750-00  by the Rambo Cops.

They refused to list the items or give me a receipt for anything taken.

A number of Cases have been lodged with the Independent Police Inv estigative Directorate ( IPID ) covering Theft Assault, Fraud  

I was frog Marched down the Driveway by Nameless Cop 2 and they refused to allow me to take my walking aid (walking Stick) Rambo Cop Nameless Accused no 1 informing  everybody that I Was a criminal and that I was being charged with Murder, Attempted Murder and Pointing Fire arm and Firing a firearm. This Included business visitors of mine and  everybody in the complex, such as directors of Anglo American etc. 

They had blocking the Entrance Gate to the Complex, and there were ‘’Policemen ‘’ in uniform and plain cloths with R 5 Automatic Firearms 

Outside the Complex was a Chev registration  no TTW 166 GP which belongs to Mr Rickie Mannie. who laid the Charge against me.

 Rambo Cop Accused no 1 walked over to his car and said ‘’ we fucked him up for you. He won’t give Mercedes Benz any more trouble’’..

We want Nameless Policemen arrested and their firearms Confiscated and Charged with the six counts as shown above. 

We will be bringing a Civil Claim against all the Nameless Policeman  

Copies of all Documents are being sent to the NCR, NPA, NCC, IPID and will be Publically Published.

The Open safe after the Raid

Source : International Society of Professional Engineers Presidents Office and N & S .

Very dangerous Police in Sandton South Africa Professional House Breaker in the Sandton Area Lt. Col. Pillay Nameless Accussed OB 000 -02-2013 SAPS 3M (a) & (b) - Sandton Police Refused to Give an OB Number Charges :Public Violence, Malicious Injury to Property, Crimen Injuria, House Breaking, Intimidation. OB 000 -02-2013 SAPS 3M (a) & (b) - Sandton Police Refused to Give an OB Number Charges :Public Violence, Malicious Injury to Property, Crimen Injuria, House Breaking, Intimidation.     A unmarked White Ford Fiesta BD 67 SE GP. Used by the House Breakers causing Malicious Injury to Property, Destruction of the Gate Controls by      Lt. Col Pillay.   Lt. Col.Pillay and the 6 Armed Policeman who refused to Give their names,driving a unmarked White Ford Fiesta BD 67 SE GP. Broke in a Town House Complex in Sandton and caused Thousands of Rands of Damage.

Don't Wake them while they are on duty in the Charge Office

Our South African Criminal Police Force

The Sandton Police Station Attempt to Hack into the Professional Engineers email account.

Be careful of your email accounts  - SAPS will Hack into your system

-----Original Message-----
From: accounts-noreply@google.com [mailto:accounts-noreply@google.com]
Sent: 22 January 2013 02:12 AM
To: Professional Engineers

Subject: Suspicious sign in prevented  

Professional Engineers, 

Someone recently tried to use an application to sign in to your Google Account – Professional Engineers. We prevented the sign-in attempt in case this was a hijacker trying to access your account. Please review the details of the sign-in attempt: 

Tuesday, January 22, 2013 12:11:57 AM EMAIL Address: gp.jhb.sandton.detectives@saps.org.za via (dynamic-acs-zoominternet.net.)

Location: Orrville, OH, USA 

If you do not recognize this sign-in attempt, someone else might be trying to access your account. You should sign in to your account and reset your password immediately. Find out how at http://support.google.com/accounts?p=reset_pw 

If this was you, and you want to give this application access to your account, complete the troubleshooting steps listed at http://support.google.com/mail?p=client_login 

Note: This email address cannot accept replies. 

Sincerely,

The Google Accounts Team 

Road Blocks set up to collect Bribes

You will be taken to the local ATN and be forced to pay the '' Policeman '' off. It is normally a minimum of      R 1,000-00

 S.A.Police Plant Weapons on Bodies after Massacre at Marikana

When police overstep their powers

The police have no powers other than those granted by acts of parliament, the most important being the Criminal Procedure Act, 1977, and the South African Police Service Act, 1995. Any police officer acting outside these powers is liable to disciplinary proceedings, criminal prosecution or to a civil action for damages.

Misconduct

If you feel that a police officer has acted in an improper or illegal manner you may complain at the nearest police station. The police must investigate your complaint, but if you are unhappy about the way the matter is being handled, ask to speak to the station commander. If you are still dissatisfied, complain in writing to the district Commissioner of Police for the area. If all approaches fail, contact a newspaper or a member of parliament (MP), or a political party constituency office.

Illegal search and entry

A police officer who unlawfully enters private property is regarded in law as a trespasser. Such an officer may be charged with trespass, or with malicious damage to property if he or she breaks in, or with assaultif a person on the property is forcibly searched. The general rule is that a search warrant must be produced.

The police may, however, enter and search, and seize goods without a warrant if the person in charge of the premises consents, or if they have reasonable grounds for believing that they could have obtained a warrant, but that the delay in doing so would defeat the object of the search. (See police, powers of the.)

A police officer who exceeds the limits of a warrant - for example, by searching a person when the warrant does not authorise it or by acting without a warrant unjustifiably - may be sentenced to a fine or imprisonment and may also be liable to a civil action for damages.

Quick Tip - What to do if you think a warrant has been improperly attained

If you have reasonable grounds for believing that a warrant has been improperly obtained or that it was issued in bad faith, you may contest its validity by laying a charge against the police officer involved.

Unlawful arrest

A police officer who exceeds the limits of authority to arrest is liable to conviction for assault or any other crime committed while making the arrest. Even the mistaken belief that an arrest was authorised, would not normally be excused.

A police officer who makes an arrest in terms of a warrant, must produce the warrant - you cannot be arrested until you know what you are being arrested for.

Note, however, that resisting arrest, or interference or obstruction of a police officer must be justifiable (for example, the police were not authorised to act or you were acting in self-defence). Resistance which is not justifiable could result in a charge of obstructing the police in the execution of their duties.

A charge of unlawful arrest or assault or both may be brought against a police officer who makes an arrest while not empowered to do so or makes an improper arrest. The charge can be laid at any police station and the police must make an official record of the charge and investigate the matter as they would with any other alleged crime.

If you are arrested unlawfully and held by the police, you may apply to court for your release. It is best to do this through an attorney. If you do not have an attorney, phone around until you find one who is prepared to act for you.

Case History - The rumpus at the railway station

While Karvie was waiting for his train, a military policeman approached him and demanded to see his ticket. The policeman had no authority to do this. When Karvie refused, the military policeman called a sergeant, who forcibly dragged Karvie off to the charge office. In trying to escape, Karvie struck a policeman.

• The magistrate hearing the matter said: 'Every man has the right to offer reasonable resistance to an unlawful aggression upon his person, and if he is unlawfully arrested he is entitled to do anything reasonable to free himself ... in striking the constable in order to effect his escape from the unlawful arrest, the appellant did not act unreasonably.'

(Rex v Karvie, 1945)

Complaints in court

If you wish to complain about the way you were treated when you were arrested or while you were in custody, you should do so when you are brought before a court. If you were denied access to a lawyer, bring it to the attention of the court.

Civil claims against the police

A police officer who breaks down a door and enters your house unlawfully is guilty of malicious injury to property and of trespass; in this instance, unlawful arrest may also lead to a charge of assault.

In addition to criminal charges, you may institute a civil action against the police for damagescaused by their unlawful conduct, involving trespass, assault, wrongful imprisonment, malicious damage to property or malicious prosecution.

In law, police officers are regarded just as any other employees are. They are employed by the state, which, like any employer, is liable for any civil claim that may arise from unlawful action by its employees in the course of their employment.

If you have been wrongfully arrested or assaulted by the police and you wish to sue for compensation, there is one essential fact to remember: if you do not act swiftly, you may find that your action has prescribed ('gone stale') and you can no longer proceed with it.

Generally, if you wish to sue a private citizen for assault, you must begin the action within three years, or your action will prescribe. When assault, or any other wrongful action, concerns the police, however, the South African Police Service Act, 1995 states that your action will prescribe after 12 months. Before you sue the police, you must give the national Commissioner of Police one month's written notice of intention to do so.

Failure to give this notice, which must include details of the incident which has led to the proposed action, will jeopardise your case.

Quick Tip - What to do if you're arrested

Before resisting arrest or laying a charge, you must clearly establish your rights.

If you are apprehended by the police, ask them whether you are being arrested, under what authority and for what offence. Because it is often impossible to know at the time whether an arrest is legal or not, it is advisable to comply and to complain later if it should turn out to be unlawful.

Warning - Resisting arrest

Police officers in South Africa carry firearms. Although you may have the right, technically, to resist unlawful arrest, in practice and in nearly every instance you would be ill-advised to do so.

A wrongful arrest could be the result of a misunderstanding, and the police officer could react to resistance harshly, albeit in good faith. The only sensible procedure would be to submit to arrest and complain afterwards, usually when you take legal advice, lay a charge or appear in court.

The South African Police Killing Machine