The two officers who were recorded seemingly assaulting an unarmed man in the Western Cape town will appear in court on September 30, says Ipid.
Two Fish Hoek police officers who were recorded seemingly assaulting an unarmed man in the Western Cape town will appear in court on September 30, said the Independent Police Investigative Directorate on Tuesday.
In the video, the man is seemingly wrestled and pinned to the ground by one officer, while the other repeatedly beats him with a baton.
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