Members of the Inanda Community Policing Forum (CPF) have urged various stakeholders, including SAPS and local churches, to unite in their efforts to combat the scourge of crime. It follows the discovery of five men's bodies in the area. The bodies were found in the Bambayi area in Inanda, hacked to death. They are believed to be between the ages of 19 and 26 years old. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to The Head of Reaction Unit South Africa RUSA, Prem Balram 

<p>Members of the Inanda Community Policing Forum (CPF) have urged various stakeholders, including SAPS and local churches, to unite in their efforts to combat the scourge of crime. It follows the discovery of five men's bodies in the area. The bodies were found in the Bambayi area in Inanda, hacked to death. They are believed to be between the ages of 19 and 26 years old. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to The Head of Reaction Unit South Africa RUSA, Prem Balram&nbsp;</p>

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The Head of Reaction Unit South Africa RUSA Prem Balram says security companies emphasize the need for public education on preserving crime scenes, as tampering often hinders justice and investigations following the discovery of bodies of five men in Inanda in Durban.