National Police Commissioner General Fannie Masemola says that a forensic investigation of the vehicle will start to determine how the three police officers died.
He addressed the media to the Hennops River in Centurion, in Pretoria.
This after the vehicle in which the three deceased agents traveled was Yesterday afternoon.
A handbag with items such as driving licenses and ID documents and a handbook for car service were also collected.
Masemola says: “We have no rules to stick to when you [carry out] Forensic research. They go through the car, look up thoroughly [at] the car, and the fact that I say it looks like the Kapseis is [overturned] First.”
“Remember that I am not an expert, is what I see. But they will be able to determine because they are engineers, they are qualified people. They will thoroughly investigate the car, [and] They will be able to tell us exactly what happened to the car. ‘
Video | Masemola appeals to the media:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJBZMAMBCDK
Masemola says that the collection of the VW Polo has brought some lighting and a sense of closure.
He explained that the river was swollen due to a blockade downstream, but as soon as it was erased, the water levels fell and the car was established.
“We are quite happy that after hard work we can indeed say that the car has been restored. And actually not far from where we suspected that the car went on. So the team found it.”
Video | The vehicle of agents identified:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-n9iiQPTWU
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