Do ZRP officers have to learn law during recruitment?

[Borrowdale Barron]

So as part of the recruitment process do Zimbabwe Republic Police officers learn law just as much as students at a law school (college) or maybe just briefly without really getting deep into it?

 

[Queen]

Duh.

 

[Borrowdale Barron]

Duh.

What do you mean duh? That ain't helping much.

 

[Bla Jedza]

You oans are now into ZRP gwans now, ha?

 

[Queen]

You oans are now into ZRP gwans now, ha?

Quite frankly I assume this marks the beginning as far as I can see?

 

[Black Panther]

They learn basic, basic criminal law and how to enforce it based on the constitution including step-by-step procedures for dealing with various offenders e.g., armed robbers, inebriated persons, criminal suspects, white-collar crime, etc.

They are also encouraged to continuously cultivate their minds about the criminal code because it's not like recruits (rookies) are gonna grasp everything all together like clockwork from the get-go.

 

[Numero Uno]

What does the Zimbabwe Republic Police rank structure look like?

 

[Scorpio]

What does the Zimbabwe Republic Police rank structure look like?

Here is the ZRP rank structure from top to bottom:

• Commissioner General of ZRP
• Deputy Commissioner General of ZRP
• Commissioner of ZRP
• Assistant Commissioner
• Chief Superintendent
• Superintendent
• Chief Inspector
• Inspector
• Assistant Inspector
• Sergeant Major
• Sergeant
• Constable

 

[Numero Uno]

Here is the ZRP rank structure from top to bottom:

• Commissioner General of ZRP
• Deputy Commissioner General of ZRP
• Commissioner of ZRP
• Assistant Commissioner
• Chief Superintendent
• Superintendent
• Chief Inspector
• Inspector
• Assistant Inspector
• Sergeant Major
• Sergeant
• Constable

Oh, I see.

 

[Queen]

What do you mean duh? That ain't helping much.

Of course, they do. Honestly, y'all oans should sometimes chill and meditate before posting new shinda. I mean how can one be part of law enforcement and not understand when a citizen or immigrant is acting out of self-interest in ways that are harmful to society or themselves? Hence ZRP officers are taught how to deal with cases ranging from homicide, rape, robbery, etc.

 

[Borrowdale Barron]

Of course, they do. Honestly, y'all oans should sometimes chill and meditate before posting new shinda. I mean how can one be part of law enforcement and not understand when a citizen or immigrant is acting out of self-interest in ways that are harmful to society or themselves? Hence ZRP officers are taught how to deal with cases ranging from homicide, rape, robbery, etc.

I don't get your point of saying an individual is being "harmful... to themselves." Why should that be a crime if they are NOT hurting anyone in the process or vandalizing property that belongs to another entity?

 

[Queen]

I don't get your point of saying an individual is being "harmful... to themselves." Why should that be a crime if they are NOT hurting anyone in the process or vandalizing property that belongs to another entity?

SMH, y'all slow af.

 

[Black Panther]

I don't get your point of saying an individual is being "harmful... to themselves." Why should that be a crime if they are NOT hurting anyone in the process or vandalizing property that belongs to another entity?

If a person attempts suicide law enforcement will most likely get involved given that the incident is reported.

However, sometimes that might not be the case—witnesses can keep quiet about it for whatever reason.

 

[Scorpio]

Oh, I see.

That's fine mate.

 

[Numero Uno]

That's fine mate.

By the way, what was Augustine Chihuri's rank during the time he was part of the ZRP force.

 

[Scorpio]

By the way, what was Augustine Chihuri's rank during the time he was part of the ZRP force.

Chihuri was the Commissioner-General of ZRP.

 

[Numero Uno]

Chihuri was the Commissioner-General of ZRP.

What about right now?

 

[Scorpio]

What about right now?

It's actually Tandabantu Godwin Matanga.