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'Stolen police firearms fuelling crime'
The Citizen
|December 05, 2025
South African Gun Association (Saga) chair Damian Enslin said Saga has been talking for many years about the level of firearms that are stolen and missing from police sources as a direct result of inherent corruption within the police system.
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“Many times civilians have been blamed for crimes when, in actual fact, the vast majority of crime appears to be as a result of stolen or missing Saps or official firearms,” he sai
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