@PoliceZimbabwe boss CG Mutamba, I repeat…
… your randomly-picked “traffic police” (probably untrained expertly in road traffic duties) milking motorists on the roads.
You sir promised to stop the rot when you got the job. We the long-suffering “members of the public” awaiting your decisive action against corrupted elements within your police service that you lead.
EVERYTHING RISES & FALLS ON LEADERSHIP. The buck stops with you sir. No trained traffic cop should EVER solicit a bribe‼️Root out, mercilessly, the rotten elements in your ZRP. Cause yes you can. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH‼️
I know President @edmnangagwa would be most-displeased to hear that your men and women in uniform fleecing members of the public!
STOP IT❌
Hi Crime Watch, please share. I would like to report an incident that happened to me today, 17 June 2026, at around 4:00 pm on Seke Road, near the flyover leading into Harare city centre.
There was a police roadblock stopping vehicles, and I was stopped by a female police officer. She asked for my driving licence, which I handed to her. She then instructed me to park on the side of the road.
After that, she told me to switch off the engine and hand over my car keys. She walked away to join other officers who were attending to other vehicles. After a while, they returned my car keys and told me that I was free to leave.
Before driving away, I asked for my driving licence back. The officer searched her pockets and then claimed that she had already returned it to me. She said she could not have been holding both my keys and my licence at the same time.
I explained that she had not returned my licence, but she denied it. Some of the other officers also supported her and told me to go to the charge office. They then got into their vehicles and drove away.
When I went to the charge office, I did not find any of the officers there. I also checked with the Traffic Department, where I was told that there had been no roadblock operating at around 4:00 pm. I asked for a police report so that I could formally report the matter, but I was told that it was not possible, even though my licence is clearly missing.
I suspect that my driving licence may have been mistakenly given to another motorist at the roadblock.
If anyone has been given a driving licence belonging to Innocent Gwatidzo, please contact me on 078 252 1163.
@PoliceZimbabwe
@mutami_susan Muchinyanya kuda zvakapfava.Most Nigerians are notorious for doing sinister things . Now you are washing your dirty linen in public .Carry your cross and never expect sympathy for the things you walked into with your eyes wide open.Courts don't waste time on illegal deals.
@nickmangwana Stop doing roadblocks to raise money for the government , but roadblocks should be there to protect citizens. Why give monetary targets to police roadblocks. unroadworthy vehicles have become a source of income for the gvt thru police roadblocks
@nickmangwana Stop doing roadblocks to raise money for the government , but roadblocks should be there to protect citizens. Why give monetary targets to police roadblocks???
@nickmangwana mkoma Nick mapurisa anomukira kutora ma $15 from unroadworthy kombis so that they operate that particular day freely. VID does the same to trucks and buses.