Sp. Constables sense sinister motives for non-selection to Otse

Friday, February 08, 2019

Two special constables stationed at Tlokweng Police Station are sensing sinister motives after failing to make the cut and they are pointing fingers at Botswana Police College at Otse Camp.

The duo, who requested anonymity for fear of victimisation, told Mmegi that they applied last November but were left disappointed in January following the release of a list of enrolled special constables.

Mercy* told this publication that she has worked for over five years at the police station and has a tertiary certificate that automatically renders her qualified.

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Sp. Constables sense sinister motives for non-selection to Otse

Two special constables stationed at Tlokweng Police Station are sensing sinister motives after failing to make the cut and they are pointing fingers at Botswana Police College at Otse Camp.

42 out of 45 bodies of Limpopo bus crash victims identified

Selefu

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