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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 37169, member: 636"]
Cops who kill people stay free because police refuse to help catch them. Watchdog leader Hassan says officers block all efforts to find the truth. They hide gun logs, staff lists, and key papers from investigators. His team has only 80 workers instead of the 700 needed for the job. Law chiefs keep sending case files back rather than putting bad cops on trial.

Groups tracking police crimes found 104 killings this year, down from 118 last year. Cases where people vanish jumped up fast, with 55 missing compared to just 10 before. Police pick this method because it leaves no proof behind. Lawyers want charged officers to stop working during trials. They still can reach stations, touch guns, and mess with evidence when they stay on duty.

Rights groups feel upset that no cop faces charges for making citizens disappear. They want money set aside to help families hurt when loved ones vanish. Parliament must pass laws against these acts soon. Better links between police and local people might help fix trust issues. Bad cops keep harming because nobody stops them from breaking the law.
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