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The controversial incidents involving the so-called "blue light brigade" have long stoked public anger in South Africa.
In November 2011, the official vehicle of former Gauteng provincial housing minister Humphrey Mmemezi knocked a teenager off his motorbike in Krugersdorp, leaving him critically injured.
Other incidents have caused outrage as lesser officials have wreaked havoc on South African roads with the use of the blue light brigade.
The leader of the opposition, Helen Zille, stated her objection to the use of blue lights.
"Apart from the serious danger they pose to the public, blue light bullies are also a sign that politicians believe they are above the law. This attitude erodes democracy," she said.
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