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drunk driving attempt foiled: bribes of cash and braai meat rejected by road traffic inspectors

a jozini motorist tries to bribe road traffic inspectors with cash and braai meat after being caught driving drunk

in a shocking display of attempted corruption, a motorist in jozini, kwa-zulu natal, tried to bribe road traffic inspectorate officers with r700 and braai meat after being caught driving under the influence of alcohol. the incident occurred during the ongoing #nenzani la ezweni operation, which aims to reduce road fatalities and improve safety on the province’s roads. according to kwa-zulu natal department of transport and human settlements mec siboniso duma, the driver was intercepted in umkhuze while speeding and driving drunk. realizing the severity of the situation, the motorist attempted to bribe the officers with r500, which was later increased to r700, and even offered braai meat. however, the officers remained unwavering and rejected the bribes. the attempted bribery was captured on camera and will be used as evidence in court to ensure a successful conviction. this incident highlights the ongoing struggle against corruption and the importance of upholding the law. mec duma praised the road traffic inspectors for their integrity and commitment to their duties, stating that they are an example of good governance. the incident also underscores the need to address the root causes of corruption, including economic challenges that may lead individuals to engage in unethical behavior. in a similar incident in january, a father and daughter were among 45 motorists arrested for drunk driving in mtubatuba. the arrests were part of the road traffic inspectorate’s efforts to curb reckless driving and improve road safety. as the province continues to grapple with the issue of drunk driving, the road traffic inspectorate remains vigilant, removing reckless drivers from the roads and promoting a culture of safety and responsibility.

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