On Sunday, I decided to take a stroll in the city. I came across 3 Metro Police officers. They were located on Dennis Hurley Street outside the Carlton Supermarket. I noticed them flagging down taxis and inspecting them. I approached them and bid them greetings. I then began to ask one of the officers a couple questions regarding what constitutes a traffic violation with the intention of not committing these myself. He refused to answer my question. When his fellow officers (both of them female) told him that he should answer, he simply told them in Zulu that it is too early in the morning to do so. When I politely asked him to tell me his name he just stared at me. He acted arrogantly and was simply unhelpful. However his fellow officers were keen on answering my questions. How can an employee of the city act this way to a rate paying, law abiding citizen? This is simply unacceptable. This officer should be discipline so that he is taught to respect the citizens of the city. He is here to serve us and justice!
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