By: Craig

Craig — Wed, 24 Apr 2013 09:24:47 +0000

This is a very sad scenario, if our police does act in the public interest i think that someone should try and write to the police commissioner and see if he cares to put a stop to this madness. police should have better ways of managing the situation and after all they are risking peoples lives just for a $10 fine over a silly offence if i might say (that you vehicle is protruding into the street forgetting that the city council is to blame for forcing combis into a small rank). I agree with the writer above and the sad part is that the old lady you mentioned above was going to fetch medication for husband who happened to be nursing a stroke attack, can you imagine how unbearable the pain is for the family. last week 10 passengers were ferried to hosiptal in another incident of cat and mice. sadly its been going for years but who cares? who can challenge the police lest you want to get arrested yourself. the police should consider the lives of the people first before the money.

By: Dorothy Mhandu

Dorothy Mhandu — Tue, 23 Apr 2013 12:46:16 +0000

This situation is now out of hand, we need a solution now. I believe we should have a public hearing where the Police, the Owners of the Combis and the Drivers are present. I for one need to know why fines are paid on a daily basis? Does this mean to say that combis should be off the road, because it seems to me by being on the road it is a crime already committed. We need to know the truth.

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