Glenhazel domestic worker alleges police took R4,000 from her then 'dumped' her in town
A dramatic video has captured an 18-year-old matriculant confronting two cops after a 36-year-old domestic worker allegedly accused them of taking her hard-earned R4,000 in Glenhazel.
On a normal Tuesday morning in Glenhazel, an 18-year-old matriculant encountered two police officers after a distressed domestic worker accused them of stealing her R4,000. The woman, a 36-year-old undocumented Zimbabwean, was reportedly taken from her workplace at around 8 am by the officers, who searched her bag and demanded access to her Mukuru account.
She claims she was then dropped off in the central business district. The matric pupil, who decided to track down the officers, claims he confronted them and demanded answers. He accused the officers of robbing an innocent woman and demanded to know who he was talking to. The officers responded by accusing him of trying to frame them, threatening he would face trouble.
The woman, who has been living in South Africa since 2015, said she was walking to work when she was arrested and taken to a Shoprite, where the officers allegedly accessed her money. She is now seeking help from the teenager to report the incident. Police spokesperson Colonel Dimakatso Nevhuhulwi urged the woman to formally report the matter, emphasizing that her immigration status should not prevent her from doing so.
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