South Africa today has become the most violent democracy in the world. The police are frequently outnumbered and outgunned by experienced criminals, many of whom are militarily trained. A unit modeled after the SAS are now working with the police to cut down crime. They are called, the Special Task Force.
In a typical week in South Africa there are a staggering 500 murder, 4,500 violent assault, and 126 kidnappings. An elite police unit is being used to combat the most dangerous work in the country. They are known as the Special Task Force.
South Africa is the most violent democracy in the world. There are a quarter of a million violent assaults a year, 17 murders a day, and one police is killed every 36 hours. A 90 strong police unit is being used to tackle the countries most dangerous situations. They are known as the Special Task Force.
