Provincial police spokesperson Col Mavela Masondo said the officer had been identified and disciplinary processes had already been instituted. ‘Conduct unacceptable and unlawful’He said police management had noted “with concern and dismay” the video circulating on social media platforms. Masondo said the incident stood in direct contrast to the SAPS’ commitment to combating gender-based violence and femicide. Victim urged to open casePolice have urged the woman seen in the video to open a criminal case to enable the relevant authorities to investigate the matter. The disciplinary action signals SAPS’ intention to hold the officer accountable internally while leaving the door open for a criminal investigation should the complainant lay charges.