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SOUTH AFRICA MUST USE Electronic tags. Less money but effective. This is How it works. Electronic monitoring (known as ‘tagging’) is used in mant countries to monitor curfews and conditions of a court or prison order. If you’re given a tag, it will usually be attached to your ankle. A monitoring unit or wireless base station will also be installed in a place stated in your court or prison order (usually your home). If you breach your conditions, you could be taken back to court or to prison. This includes if you damage or tamper with your tag, monitoring unit or wireless base station. Types of tag There are 3 types of electronic tag: curfew tags location tags alcohol tags Which tag you get is decided by the court, prison governor or parole board. If you have a curfew tag A curfew tag checks if you’re where you’re meant to be during your curfew hours, for example your home. It will send an alert to a monitoring centre if you’re not. If you have a location tag A location tag records data about your movements at all times. It checks if you’re: going to any areas you’ve been told not to go to by the court or prison going to appointments or other programmes that are part of your conditions sticking to your curfew The police, your probation practitioner or the Electronic Monitoring Service (EMS) can use this information to: support your good behaviour raise any concerns about where you’ve been going You must charge your location tag for at least one hour every day

SOUTH AFRICA MUST USE Electronic tags. Less money but effective. This is How it works. Electronic monitoring (known as ‘tagging’) is used in mant countries to monitor curfews and conditions of a court or prison order. If you’re given a tag, it will usually be attached to your ankle. A monitoring unit or wireless base station will also be installed in a place stated in your court or prison order (usually your home). If you breach your conditions, you could be taken back to court or to prison. This includes if you damage or tamper with your tag, monitoring unit or wireless base station. Types of tag There are 3 types of electronic tag: curfew tags location tags alcohol tags Which tag you get is decided by the court, prison governor or parole board. If you have a curfew tag A curfew tag checks if you’re where you’re meant to be during your curfew hours, for example your home. It will send an alert to a monitoring centre if you’re not. If you have a location tag A location tag records data about your movements at all times. It checks if you’re: going to any areas you’ve been told not to go to by the court or prison going to appointments or other programmes that are part of your conditions sticking to your curfew The police, your probation practitioner or the Electronic Monitoring Service (EMS) can use this information to: support your good behaviour raise any concerns about where you’ve been going You must charge your location tag for at least one hour every day

A life of bad decisions.

So criminals get free KFC?

Great Job Oom piet

I hear what you are saying about assisting your parents but what do you say about those you murdered their families,who assist them since you killed their own ?

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Viva GNU... To DCS all i can say is keep up the good work.

I salute you Bongane

Thobakgale ??? ??

Interviewer haai haai

Yaze yabora intombzana Haybo yhini leh intern

They follow programs,bit when they outside some start again.i hv X boy 7:53 friend was convicted at age of 20 yrs ,he stay for 19 ys after was out with paroll but to me still the same muntu start abusing alcohol is bad

500 thickens per hour

Keep going.keep up the good work

Change the interviewer shame uya bora this lady

He is wearing a sneaker which some won't afford even with even they are free.His skin is also glowing.Why don't those who live in rat infested shacks head to prison.

Thats an operation that should be implemented frequently.

It’s true being in prison for all those years is a waste of time. So many things happens there and chance are high that you will be eaten by the system or be killed. I was sentenced to 54 years at the age of 25 and was lucky to have spend my wasted 13 years plus 1 year 6 months on trial. Crime DOES NOT pay!

Aim so proud of son of the soil we ar waiting for you and God bless you every day

Aim so proud of son of the soil we ar waiting for you and God bless you every day

How?

Even the prisoner can be better than the interviewer, you need more energy and interesting questions you weak not active

Now the GNU is working and the Commissioner of Correctioner Service is doing a wonderful job criminals must know that crime does not pay

Yooh this lady can't conduct the interview. Anyways Bongani what a handsome sgebhengu😎

Bad interviewer. The story is interesting but the interviewer is extremely bad

Wishing you all the best in life god be the glory 😢

No man....murder! Why do we give people who kill other people platform? Next it will be a person who raped a child telling us a sob story. Haai man!!!!!!!

Yoo bengufunda naye

Proud of you Bongani.. God has given you a second chance use it wisely.. your testimony is powerful ❤

Ayyy it's hard getting a job with criminal record 😢😢😢😢😢😢

The recovery of the society

After that?

U don't decide sometimes situation ND struggle is not easy so let's not judge pls all of us in this world we do sin

There's people who's never been arrested before some they over 50 bt never archived nothing still broke as we speak

Esh shemu my brother I just god can give you second chance

Murder 😮😢😢😢😢

You have decided to be a criminal .

Ungcono uyadla and laba obabulele bathini abazalibabo?

Why make these criminals into something they not will never be

am also from tsakane and seeing him behind bars is really touching ...i so wish he can come and educate gents in our hood about the results of crime😭😭😭😭

Gods ways r not like our ways, His thoughts are not like our thoughts, how u finish matters, n you are experiencing a good finish, u learnt from your lessons n when you accept Christ as your Saviour, old things pass away n new things begin. Keep it up, God has a purpose just like Saul in the word who changed n became new through Christ n became Paul. Continue to empower many de n come out n impact our young ones not to make the same mistakes❤

As if they learn from their mistakes mxm this is rubbish just a waist of state resources

Yoooo lalela crime does not pay

I really wish to join these movement so that I can teach our brothers about patience.

They always regret when they in prison and claim it affected them negatively.Meaning he could have done more crimes without being caught

You want to be a criminal 😮

Is this Boksburg Prison???? 30/10/2024

How they gonna get jobs

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