
Nick Howarth
British-born former South African Police sergeant and author of War in Peace: The Truth About the South African Police's East Rand Riot Unit, 1986–1994.
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Sep 16, 2026
Police During Apartheid in South Africa: The Truth About Their Job and the Hidden War
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19:57John J. WileyHOST
so I finished my career in patrol I started in patrol and that for me is big thing is a big part of my policing career yours is different because you started in a specialized unit and you made I'm gonna say your stripes in each unit as you went along so you went to the next unit which was called the reaction force reaction unit yeah and tell us what you did there what was your responsibility there

Nick HowarthGUEST
So our responsibility was basically following around the specialized units, which were like your robbery homicide.

Nick HowarthGUEST
We call it murder and robbery in South Africa, vehicle theft unit and the security branch, which were the guys who were tracked down, terrorists and anyone who threatened the security of the country at the time.

Nick HowarthGUEST
So we would be house-clearing, house-clearing, house-clearing every single night, kicking doors, clearing houses, arresting, and so on.
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