WATCH: Bheki Cele says "people with tattoos have a tendency to become gangsters"
Updated | By Darren, Keri and Sky
The Minister clearly doesn't like tattoos!
Police Minister Bheki Cele has once again grabbed the headlines.
Cele was giving an address at the site of the devastating tavern shooting in Soweto. The incident was one of three shootings that transpired over the past weekend.
Read more: Cele- Soweto tavern massacre 'pure criminality'
While the public are still demanding answers for these crimes, the Minister, in typical fashion, spun some controversy when he appeared in front of the public and media saying these words:
Always Showing Stupidity When He OpensHis Mouth
— Warona 🎭 (@LeboMashia) July 11, 2022
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The video of him speaking isiZulu went viral. His words translate to: "People with tattoos have a tendency to become gangsters."
Read more: Soweto residents scoff at 'empty' government promises after massacre
The Minister is under heavy pressure due to the shootings, while his latest address comes after his outburst aimed at Action Society director of community safety Ian Cameron in Cape Town last week.
Ian had his say about the Police Minister and spoke to Darren, Keri, and Sky about it.
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