The breach was in relation to a complaint following a police imbizo in July last year, where crime activist, Ian Cameron, alleged that Police Minister Bheki Cele did not behave in a dignified manner when he told him to 'shut up'.
CAPE TOWN - Parliament has found Police Minister Bheki Cele MP guilty of breaching the code of ethical conduct for members of Parliament for threatening a member of the public.
Parliament's Joint Committee on Ethics and Members’ Interests said it would now recommend to the National Assembly that Cele apologises to Cameron in the House for his conduct towards him during the imbizo. Cameron stated that he was removed from the venue by police officials who were not known to him, and his clothing was damaged in the process.
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