South Africa has recently been shocked by a viral video that shows a police woman engaging in an inappropriate act with her 12-year-old son.
The video, which has been shared widely on social media, shows the officer and her son in an inappropriate position, raising questions about the woman being possessive.
In the currently trending video, which has sparked controversy on social media, the female police officer is shown forcing her 12-year-old son to have fun with her while lying on her back with her legs spread wide.
In the video, the police officer’s kid first resisted getting close to the law enforcement woman, but his mother’s persistent cajoling eventually convinced him to do so.
During one scene, it’s reported by those who saw it that the mother can be heard telling her young boy to climb on top of her so they may have a tumble.
Following the video’s widespread distribution on social media, the 40-year-old Limpopo police constable was finally apprehended.
She is reportedly scheduled to appear before the court on January 30 for her alleged assault of a youngster.
Lieutenant General Thembi Hadebe, the provincial police commissioner for Limpopo, also severely denounced the act.
“The Provincial Commissioner promptly ordered an investigation into the incident and the removal of the child to a safe location after becoming aware of the video, according to a statement by Brigadier Motlafela Mojapelo on Thursday. The actions of the policewoman are unacceptable and deserving of severe condemnation. Despite being a Public Service Act employee of the SAPS at the time of the alleged crime, she should have been aware that such inappropriate behavior would result in severe consequences. The South African Police Service does not tolerate individuals who damage its reputation.”
Some social media users who have seen the video, have speculated that the mother may be evilly possessed because there is no way she could have coerced her son into having sex with her while being morally upright.
We urge those who are sharing the video to stop and consider the impact on the mental well-being of the child involved, and to remember that it is illegal to share such a video.
According to recent updates seen by MandyNews.com, it is reported that the woman was forced to commit the act at gunpoint. However, we will await confirmation from law enforcement officials.
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